[00:00] <ThipThip> Has anyone been able to use Reason with wine?
[00:00] <acidfire2008> wont work
[00:00] <LiraNuna> simonss, just restart your computer
[00:00] <RyanPrior> What's the status of "Ubuntu Tweak" ? Is it an OK configuration tool, or does it do Bad Things like Automatix?
[00:00] <acidfire2008> jsut lags there
[00:00] <astro76> unagi: it's basically <modifier key>, <mouse button>, <desired keystroke>
[00:00] <ThipThip> I can't seem to install Reason - it tells me to insert the DVD, but doesn't recognize when I do.
[00:00] <acidfire2008> but it works using putty
[00:00] <john_> ryan it works fine
[00:00] <acidfire2008> on other machine grr
[00:00] <astro76> unagi: there's a mapping of button names to button numbers at the top, you can use either
[00:00] <k1ng> when i "purge" from gnome i can use gui synaptic? and lib* can stay or i need to purge also? (int. nvidia, dell d800, gusty)
[00:00] <neverblue> !enter | acidfire2008
[00:00] <exneo> hey ive just installed xubuntu desktophow do I use t
[00:00] <ubotu> acidfire2008: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[00:00] <RyanPrior> john_: I don't doubt it works. But does it break things?
[00:00] <simonss> LiraNuna: so this is not really important as long as i restart when shifting from gnome to KDE4
[00:00] <simonss> ?
[00:01] <Negromancer> Ah, the wonderful world of linux support.
[00:01] <LiraNuna> simonss, it's for people who don't want to restart X
[00:01] <unagi> maybe im toos tupid to get this astro76
[00:01] <neverblue> acidfire2008, with so many posts in the channel, its beneficial for you to post the users nick, at the beginning of your reply, so someone knows who you are talking to
[00:01] <john_> im on a guinnipig hd now and so far it,s solid
[00:01] <LiraNuna> simonss, you don't really care, so just restart
[00:01] <branden> i have no sound what so ever.
[00:01] <JerseyMonkey> Question: Where would I be able to obtain themes for Gutsy Gibbon?
[00:01] <simonss> ok. thanks
[00:01] <astro76> unagi: so you would need a line like: None, Button6, <keystroke for left desktop>
[00:01] <exneo> so how do I boot up in xfce I use fiesty
[00:01] <acidfire2008> ok it told me unable to route to host
[00:01] <unagi> what is the thing in quotes above the modifier mouse button desired
[00:01] <arthur37854>  /msg ubotu !etiquette
[00:01] <astro76> unagi: and another None, button7, <keystroke for right desk>
[00:02] <Arv3n> Hello! I'm trying to run the Cell Minimal Install CD on my PS3, but it's not loading when I start the PS3. Any ideas?
[00:02] <astro76> unagi: but maybe it's something beside button6 and 7 ;)
[00:02] <neverblue> acidfire2008, please read my two previous posts, before replying anymore
[00:02] <exneo> so how do I boot up in xfce in ubuntu after insallation with gnome
[00:02] <neverblue> acidfire2008, can you ping the host ?
[00:02] <Blaenk> exneo, log out log in
[00:02] <neverblue> acidfire2008, ping IP
[00:02] <exneo> tried it
[00:03] <Abyssal> hi
[00:03] <LiraNuna> exneo, log out, select the KDE season
[00:03] <john_> hi aby
[00:03] <unagi> and then what
[00:03] <unagi> restart?
[00:03] <acidfire2008> ok its working asking me to accept a key
[00:03] <exneo> I use other gdm theme
[00:03] <unagi> astro76:
[00:03] <Negromancer> I have a couple keys that don't do anything, is there any way to capture the input off them and map it to something?
[00:03] <acidfire2008> i accepted and it is jsut asking for a pass
[00:03] <astro76> unagi: oh yeah the other wrinkle is the line before each section, specifies a mask for which programs it applies to, all programs would be ".*"
[00:03] <acidfire2008> not login
[00:03] <exneo> k ill try it
[00:03] <neverblue> !enter > acidfire2008
[00:03] <astro76> unagi: logging out and in should be sufficient, if not restart X
[00:04] <unagi> brb
[00:04] <Abyssal> which program do you use to enter the internet? ( i use the terminal but a graphical programm would be more nice)
[00:04] <Arv3n> Is there a PS3 Ubuntu channel?
[00:04] <Arv3n> abyssal.. firefox. o.o
[00:04] <Arv3n> How can you ask that?
[00:04] <Blaenk> !ps3
[00:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ps3 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:04] <Blaenk> guess not
[00:04] <Dr_willis> There may be a PS3 forum on the ubuntu forums
[00:04] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: You can use IE via Wine, Firefox, Epiphany, or others.
[00:05] <astro76> !powerpc | Arv3n
[00:05] <ubotu> Arv3n: PowerPC.  Formerly used by Apple for the Macintosh line of computers. Variants are now used in popular gaming consoles. PPC was a fully supported Ubuntu architecture up to and including edgy. It is now a community port, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ
[00:05] <exneo> xfce
[00:05] <adub> can someone please help all kinds of perl problems going on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4136866#post4136866
[00:05] <exneo> im int it
[00:05] <marcelo_> hi, can somebody tell me if --purge from apt-get is really working ?
[00:05] <acidfire2008> neverblue: it asks for a password not a login
[00:05] <Arv3n> astro76, can you help?
[00:05] <darkblue_B> where would I look to find out how to make the live CD boot the GUI on my HP hardware??  I use the line   boot:live noapic
[00:05] <gunja99> hi all, can ubuntu be installed via live cd through summit like deamon tools? or does it have to boot to the ubuntu live cd?
[00:05] <Arv3n> astro76, that isn't helping.
[00:05] <RyanPrior> marcelo_: Yes, it is working.
[00:05] <unagi> yea astro76 it didnt work
[00:05] <spdf> marcelo_, its really working.
[00:05] <Negromancer> I have a couple keys that don't do anything, is there any way to capture the input off them and map it to something?
[00:05] <neverblue> acidfire2008, its using your username on your system
[00:05] <Abyssal> Arv3n: i do not mean browser. i mean a programme instead of the command "sudo pon dsl-provider" to access the internet.
[00:06] <astro76> unagi: it usually takes a little experimentation
[00:06] <neverblue> acidfire2008, press enter, it will prompt for a username, then a password
[00:06] <acidfire2008> Permission denied, please try again.
[00:06] <syntaxerror55> can I attempt to install a gutsy .deb on Dapper?
[00:06] <acidfire2008> it dont ask for login
[00:06] <astro76> Arv3n: really? the irc channel is listed on the bottom of that page
[00:06] <unagi> i dont know where to go from here astro76.......result if i didnt know what i was looking at to begin with
[00:06] <neverblue> !enter | acidfire2008
[00:06] <ubotu> acidfire2008: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[00:06] <McJester> does anyone know where to download really good themes for ubuntu powerpc
[00:06] <acidfire2008> omfg
[00:06] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: You could make a .desktop that runs the command that you want to connect to the internet.
[00:07] <neverblue> acidfire2008, thats the last time I am posting that into to you
[00:07] <astro76> unagi: i would google for some example imwheelrc
[00:07] <marcelo_> RyanPrior: so there is something wrong... after unstall some programans i could find some configurations files into home file
[00:07] <unagi> there are tons of examples already in there astro76
[00:07] <Javid> syntaxerror55, you can try
[00:07] <Abyssal> RyanPrior: how?
[00:07] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: alternately, you could add a session that will connect to the internet upon login.
[00:07] <unagi> None, Button6, Control_L|Alt_L|Left
[00:07] <unagi> None, Button7, Control_L|Alt_L|Right
[00:07] <neverblue> acidfire2008, ssh user@host
[00:07] <syntaxerror55> Javid, and what's the worse that can happen? The package not working?
[00:07] <unagi> whats wrong with that?
[00:07] <astro76> unagi: as I said maybe it's not button6 and 7
[00:07] <Javid> syntaxerror55, I have no idea, but probably
[00:07] <spdf> acidfire2008, ssh defaults to the current user name
[00:07] <unagi> but i know for a fact it is
[00:07] <acidfire2008> thats why then
[00:07] <floppyears> hi guys
[00:07] <acidfire2008> how can i change username?
[00:07] <RyanPrior> marcelo_: Those aren't part of the package, presumably. You can delete them if the package is gone.
[00:08] <unagi> but i know for a fact it is astro76
[00:08] <floppyears> where can I get a sql plus client to connect to an oracle db from ubuntu ?
[00:08] <micahcowan> Is SCIM known to work improperly on Gutsy?
[00:08] <astro76> unagi: do you have a line ".*" above those two lines?
[00:08] <neverblue> acidfire2008, i cannot be of any further assistance to you, good luck
[00:08] <dusty-sts> LiraNuna, Thankyou very much, its working perfectly now.  Is it possible to have different backgrounds per monitor?
[00:08] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: Which method do you prefer? A double-clickable icon, or auto-startup on login?
[00:08] <micahcowan> (sethk, if so, that could definitely be my problem...)
[00:08] <unagi> yes astro76
[00:08] <Abyssal> RyanPrior: that .desktop sounds nice. is it a icon to doubleclick then? how can i make that?
[00:08] <acidfire2008> spdf: how u change the username then?
[00:08] <spdf> acidfire2008, user@host (for example... root@someaddress.com)
[00:08] <marcelo_> RyanPrior, i thought apt did that kind of thing...
[00:08] <acidfire2008> ohhhh
[00:08] <acidfire2008> my bad man
[00:08] <Abyssal> no auto thing! icon is fine.
[00:08] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: On your desktop, right click and select "Create Launcher...:
[00:09] <Arv3n> Can anyone help with my PS3 + Ubuntu?
[00:09] <darkblue_B> the live CD isnt starting X/Gui on my hardware.. I have tred boot:live noapic  and it doesnt crash, but no graphis.. ends in a command line.. what else to read??
[00:09] <sethk> micahcowan, I don't really know much about SCIM.
[00:09] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: Then set that launcher's icon and give it the command that you use to connect to the Internet.
[00:09] <astro76> unagi: I know I've struggled with it many times over many years ;) I've finally gotten it to work easily lately
[00:09] <RyanPrior> marcelo_: Apt tracks package files, not config files that are built by the package while it's running.
[00:09] <Arv3n> OMG.
[00:09] <micahcowan> sethk, I'm not generally using it when I experience the problem... but it's on/active, and it does deal with funky keyboard input stuff... :)
[00:09] <Arv3n> this sucks.
[00:09] <RyanPrior> marcelo_: For example, if you uninstalled OpenOffice, Apt would not delete your .odf files
[00:09] <LiraNuna> dusty-sts, no it's not possible
[00:09] <unagi> but you cant get it to work for me =( astro76
[00:09] <LiraNuna> dusty-sts, atleast not that I know of
[00:09] <astro76> unagi: you might have things mapped around in xorg.conf, and also through xmodmap, it can get complicated
[00:09] <Negromancer> I have a couple keys that don't do anything, is there any way to capture the input off them and map it to something?
[00:10] <micahcowan> ubuntuguide.org said that SCIM may not be working properly on Gutsy, though it worked fine in Feisty
[00:10] <unagi> i dont have anything mapped for buton 6 or 7
[00:10] <dusty-sts> LiraNuna, ok, thankyou VERY much.
[00:10] <Abyssal> RyanPrior: ok. i guess it is command in terminal?
[00:10] <LiraNuna> dusty-sts, np
[00:10] <Abyssal> sudo pon dsl-provider?
[00:10] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: Only if it needs to be run in the terminal to function.
[00:10] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: If it can be run in the background, it doesn't have to be command interminal.
[00:11] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: use gksudo
[00:11] <Abyssal> RyanPrior:  ok. and when i want to disconnect? do i have to create a extra button?
[00:11] <sethk> Negromancer, the "xev" utility (x event) will tell you the keycode
[00:11] <sethk> Negromancer, the "xev" utility (x event) will tell you the keycodes
[00:11] <Abyssal> gksudo?
[00:11] <astro76> unagi: how about for Left and Right, because that's what the Firefox entry is by default, which is 6 and 7
[00:11] <dusty-sts> oh one more think is it possible to take a screen shot of the whole desktop?
[00:11] <sethk> Negromancer, with the codes, you can use xmodmap to assign them to something
[00:11] <dusty-sts> as in both screens?
[00:11] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: gksudo is the "graphical" sudo, removing the reliance on the terminal window.
[00:11] <Arv3n> Can ANYONE help me with my PS3 and Ubuntu?
[00:12] <unagi> and firefox responds to it astro76
[00:12] <neverblue> !patience > Arv3n
[00:12] <Negromancer> thanks, sethk
[00:12] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: You could make a shell script that initiates an internet connection or terminates it if it's already there, thus creating a "toggle" button.
[00:12] <astro76> unagi: firefox does back and forward with the wheel tilt?
[00:12] <sethk> RyanPrior, more accurately, gksudo is a graphical sudo _adding_ the reliance on the X server
[00:12] <Arv3n> -.-
[00:12] <unagi> yes
[00:12] <marcelo_> RyanPrior, so... what should --purge spouse do ?
[00:12] <neverblue> Arv3n, short answer no, as you havent asked a direct question
[00:12] <sethk> RyanPrior, consoles are always available, and thus there is nothing to remove
[00:12] <Abyssal> RyanPrior:  how to make such a shell script?
[00:12] <Arv3n> neverblue, it won't boot my minimal cell install cd.
[00:13] <RyanPrior> marcelo_: Remove the package-configuration files that would otherwise be left on your computer, allowing a quick reinstall.
[00:13] <Arv3n> neverblue, and I HAVE asked it.
[00:13] <unagi> which means its mapped to alt left and alt right but when i change metacity to switch workspace with alt left and right it doesnt respond astro76
[00:13] <spdf> unagi, load up imwheel -c, click "Grab Wheel Action" and try the left/right
[00:13] <neverblue> Arv3n, read the post I sent to you in pm
[00:13] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: You can ask more about shell scripts in #bash
[00:13] <MarcoPau> any tool to monitor the bandwidth used by each client in the lan?
[00:13] <unagi> spdf:  i already know its button 6 and 7
[00:13] <astro76> unagi: oh that's the problem, we're trying to map the same buttons, actually the last two sections are causing you problems, the one starting with ".*" and the one starting with "(null)" which map Left and Right
[00:13] <acidfire2008> anyone know a good ftp gui program for fxping etc on ftp?
[00:13] <unagi> astro76: what?
[00:13] <Dr_willis> fxping?
[00:13] <RyanPrior> sethk: You missed my point by not listening to the whole conversation. :-)
[00:13] <Dr_willis> !ftp
[00:13] <ubotu> FTP clients: !Nautilus, !gFTP (for !GNOME) - !Konqueror, !Kasablanca, !KFTPGrabber (for !KDE) - See also !FTPd
[00:14] <grekkos> acidfire2008: ftp
[00:14] <neverblue> remote transfer to remote box Dr_willis
[00:14] <grekkos> acidfire2008: oh i didn't see you said gui
[00:14] <Abyssal> RyanPrior:  thank you. can you help me with that gk sudo again. did not get that. how to install this one?
[00:14] <astro76> unagi: the last 6 lines in your /etc/X11/imwheelrc assuming you didn't change it
[00:14] <Dr_willis> neverblue,  never seen that. :) never neeed to i guess..
[00:14] <marcelo_> RyanPrior, hum... ok, thanks
[00:14] <spdf> unagi, this is what I've got for my thumb buttons http://pastebin.com/m4b00d26c
[00:14] <unagi> #,   Thumb2, End
[00:14] <unagi> # vim:ts=4:shiftwidth=4:syntax=sh
[00:14] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: gksudo is installed by default, and you can (and should) replace "sudo" with "gksudo" any time you want a graphical sudo rather than a terminal one.
[00:15] <RyanPrior> marcelo_: No problem. Good luck cleaning up the extra cruft.
[00:15] <Abyssal> ok. i understand.
[00:15] <Abyssal> RyanPrior:  thank you once again.
[00:15] <astro76> unagi: oh ok
[00:15] <RyanPrior> Abyssal: No problem. Pop back in if you have more question related to adding to Ubuntu menus and so on.
[00:15] <Dr_willis> unagi,  those are comments/settings for vi at the end. :)
[00:15] <unagi> what Dr_willis?
[00:16] <loodjuret> hi, is it possible to get compiz to work on a hp laptop with ati radeon x1250 graphics? aiglx is not working right?
[00:16] <intercek> #ubuntu-es
[00:16] <timandtom> How do I remove a wireless network from the list of ones my computer automatically connects too? My computer automatically connects to either my dads network, my moms, or the neighbors, and I need it to NOT connect to the neighbors.
[00:16] <astro76> unagi: first, do you have IMWHEEL_START=1 in /etc/X11/imwheel/startup.conf ?
[00:16] <marshall> i would like to set the vga in my grub configuration (menu.lst) to 1280x800 (widescreen) but i dont know the vga code to put in the menu entry, can anybody help me?
[00:16] <unagi> its at 0 astro76
[00:16] <RyanPrior> !google | loodjuret, in case you haven't looked already
[00:16] <astro76> unagi: ok change that to 1, and I will pastebin something for you
[00:16] <ubotu> loodjuret, in case you haven't looked already: Google is a very popular search engine: http://www.google.com  -  Google also has a Linux-specific search engine: http://google.com/linux
[00:17] <pike_> timandtom: login to neighbors router and enable mac filtering or something
[00:17] <Dr_willis> unagi,  <unagi> # vim:ts=4:shiftwidth=4:syntax=sh   <-------------- thats a vim setting line at the end of the config file..  Most likely Meaningless  to your problem.
[00:17] <unagi> i was just pasting the last 2 lines i have
[00:17] <astro76> Dr_willis: I was wrong, I had actually added entries myself ;)
[00:17] <loodjuret> RyanPrior, ubotu: I have. seems to be possible with xgl
[00:17] <Dr_willis> astro76,  heh heh.
[00:17] <timandtom> pike_: Can't. And even then, my computer would still attempt to connect to that network, until it eventually gives up(which it never seems to)
[00:17] <Flare183> loodjuret: ubotu is a bot
[00:18] <Flare183> !bot
[00:18] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[00:18] <RyanPrior> marshall: I use a utility called StartUp-Manager to automate grub.lst modification. You could check it and see if it works for you.
[00:18] <loodjuret> Flare183: heh
[00:18] <Flare183> see
[00:18] <Arv3n> Does anyone know how to install Ubuntu Minimal CD on my PS3?
[00:18] <Flare183> !install > Arv3n
[00:18] <RyanPrior> loodjuret: So, that answers your question - it appears to be possible. Do you have another question?
[00:19] <Flare183> Arv3n: hope that can help
[00:19] <syntaxerror55> wait
[00:19] <marshall> RyanPrior: ok, thanks
[00:19] <syntaxerror55> people want to put ubuntu on their gaming consoles?
[00:19] <Dr_willis> Arv3n,  i wonder if you even burnt the cd properly.
[00:19] <loodjuret> RyanPrior: looking for a guide
[00:19] <Flare183> syntaxerror55: yeap
[00:19] <astro76> unagi: I think you need a modifier key to use with the mouse tilt for either firefox or switching desktops, otherwise you won't be able to switch desktops while in firefox
[00:19] <Flare183> syntaxerror55: it's awesome i have dslinux (ubuntu) on my ds
[00:19] <RyanPrior> loodjuret: Have you searched UbuntuForums.com?
[00:19] <unagi> i can live with alt + tilt
[00:19] <unagi> how do i do that
[00:19] <astro76> unagi: for desktop switching?
[00:19] <matttis> !de
[00:19] <unagi> yes
[00:19] <syntaxerror55> Flare183, why? I'd think dealing with incompatibility issues should be limited to your computer ;D
[00:20] <ubotu> Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[00:20] <Flare183> syntaxerror55: not really; having a os on a gaming system is awesome. I like it because I can surf the internet, etc. all from my DS
[00:21] <McKayCR> I'm using Pidgin, and I want to know how to highlight text with certain words
[00:21] <Dr_willis> I browse with my Wii :)
[00:21] <RyanPrior> Flare183: Often you can use the native OS from within the Linux OS, so there are no compatibility issues and you can still use the games.
[00:21] <LiraNuna> McJerry, there's a plugin for this
[00:21] <spdf> I play games with my Wii.. Its all kinds of good times.. Beats that web surfin'..
[00:21] <unagi> yes astro76
[00:21] <Flare183> RyanPrior: yeah your right
[00:21] <greentea> Is there a way i can restart all ubuntu settings and change it to defualt settings???
[00:21] <astro76> unagi: ok add this to the end of imwheelrc http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51956/
[00:21] <unagi> ok
[00:21] <LiraNuna> greentea, you DONT want to do that
[00:22] <greentea> A new start for ubutnu setting
[00:22] <RyanPrior> greentea: Back up your important data and reinstall.
[00:22] <LiraNuna> but if you do want to take the risk...
[00:22] <unagi> all of that astro76?
[00:22] <Flare183> all i have to is put the dslinux cart. into the gba slot and viola i have dslinux
[00:22] <LiraNuna> greentea, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh -a
[00:22] <astro76> unagi: yeah that's what I use, plus your new section at the end
[00:22] <LiraNuna> greentea, don't blame me if anything brakes
[00:22] <greentea> LiraNuna what that does
[00:22] <McKayCR> Liranuna, which pluggin, I browsed through all of them
[00:22] <LiraNuna> greentea, sets everything to default
[00:22] <timandtom> My computer automatically connects to my neighbors wireless network. How do I make it stop that? Kind of the equivalent of removing a preferred wireless network in Windows, except I'm on Ubuntu 7.10
[00:22] <LiraNuna> McJerry, highlight plugin
[00:22] <spdf> greentea, When you say Ubuntu settings, might you just mean Gnome?
[00:22] <RyanPrior> greentea: Honestly, it breaks your system. The chances of it not screwing anything up are pretty slim. Reinstall is a better option, as long as you can back up the data you want to keep.
[00:23] <Gamma-X> hey anyone ever install touchware drivers in ubuntu?
[00:23] <unagi> brb
[00:23] <astro76> unagi: after that restart x
[00:23] <syntaxerror55> Flare183, I still think it's kind of silly to install Linux on hardware other then computers at the moment -- especially gaming consoles, because you can't do the entended purpose AFAIK, play games.
[00:23] <RyanPrior> !anyone | Gamma-X
[00:23] <ubotu> Gamma-X: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[00:23] <tshilp> hi, i've got 3 questions: 1.) where can i set that i get "delete" in the mousemenu 2.) where do i add -noapic to boot with the noapic setting 3.)
[00:23] <LiraNuna> haha, nice one
[00:23] <Flare183> syntaxerror55: nah, not when you can play the game and surf the web at the same time
[00:23] <McKayCR> liranuna, I don't have that one, can I download it?
[00:23] <tshilp> ah the third one is solved ;)
[00:23] <Starnestommy> For some reason, xfdesktop keeps segfaulting
[00:23] <LiraNuna> McJerry, google
[00:23] <kurt> hello
[00:23] <RyanPrior> McKayCR: I suggest googling it.
[00:24] <Gamma-X> lol I am lookin to buy a touch screen monitor, the one I can get for 85 bucks is a dell e153fpt that uses 3m touchware drivers. lookin to see if anyone has had any issues. I here its a payne to setup
[00:24] <greentea> Is there a way i can restart all gnomw settings and change it to defualt settings???
[00:24] <Flare183> syntaxerror55: this comes in handy esp. when you need a walk through for a game
[00:24] <Jack_Sparrow> tshilp: boot/grub/menu.lst  for the noapic
[00:24] <LiraNuna> tshilp, system -> pref -> main menu -> find "Files options"
[00:24] <unagi> i dont know why it works astro76 and i dont care
[00:24] <greentea> gnome
[00:24] <unagi> thank you
[00:24] <unagi> want to tackle my next problem astro76?
[00:24] <astro76> unagi: nice, no problem
[00:24] <LiraNuna> open it and set "Add delete option"
[00:24] <Flare183> !hcl > Gamma-X (hopes this helps)
[00:24] <spdf> greentea, rm -fr ~/.gnome*
[00:24] <syntaxerror55> Flare183, you mean with dslinux you can play any game? It's basically linux with a DS emulator?
[00:24] <kurt> i need help on an atheros card if anyone can help me i'd appreciate it
[00:24] <RyanPrior> Gamma-X: 3m hardware doesn't have great support usually.
[00:24] <LiraNuna> synacktion, uh
[00:24] <spdf> greentea, logging in should recreate all of the default settings
[00:25] <greentea> spdf in terminal?
[00:25] <LiraNuna> dslinux is uclinux
[00:25] <Flare183> syntaxerror55: yeah sorta like i can play a  ds game in one windows and in the other i can surf the web
[00:25] <LiraNuna> it's AN ACTUAL LINUX DISTRO
[00:25] <spdf> greentea, Yeh
[00:25] <unagi> im trying to find a way to view video files frame by frame forward and back
[00:25] <greentea> spdf  with the  * too
[00:25] <kurt> me?
[00:25] <LiraNuna> Flare183, wtf? no you can't
[00:25] <k1ng> anybody? bueller? bueller? hehe
[00:25] <syntaxerror55> !caps | LiraNuna
[00:25] <ubotu> LiraNuna: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[00:25] <spdf> greentea, deletes ~/.gnome and ~/.gnome2
[00:25] <Flare183> LiraNuna: oh yeah your can
[00:25] <RyanPrior> !wtf | LiraNuna
[00:25] <ubotu> LiraNuna: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[00:25] <LiraNuna> Flare183, oh really
[00:25] <Flare183> LiraNuna: yeap
[00:25] <LiraNuna> Flare183, I happen to be a DS developer
[00:25] <kurt> anyone help on atheros cards?
[00:25] <syntaxerror55> LiraNuna, dude, calm down. I really don't know what dslinux is, I heard about people putting Linux on gaming consoles and it baffled me as to why
[00:26] <spdf> greentea, might need to get ~/.gconf as well
[00:26] <Flare183> LiraNuna: i'm serious i can like
[00:26] <Gamma-X> RyanPrior well the drivers come from 3m in an rpm, for each individual kernel u think it should work?
[00:26] <LiraNuna> using dslinux to "one screen to play" and another screen to use dslinux
[00:26] <LiraNuna> is impossible
[00:26] <LiraNuna> dslinux is based on uclinux
[00:26] <greentea> spdf  so rm -fr ~/.gnome* first then deletes ~/.gnome and ~/.gnome2 then get ~/.gconf
[00:26] <RyanPrior> Gamma-X: If you can buy the monitor with a 30-day money back guarantee (in a lot of states, you can), then go for it.
[00:26] <Gamma-X> i helped create dslinux a few years back...wierd
[00:26] <Flare183> LiraNuna: dude i'm a former hacker, i found ways and i can do it. In fact i can probaly do more
[00:26] <Gamma-X> i had the idea for it with 2 other guys lol
[00:26] <iN00DLE> so is DSlinux off=topic?
[00:27] <Flare183> iN00DLE: yeah it is
[00:27] <Flare183> !offtopic
[00:27] <LiraNuna> Flare183, lets take it to PM
[00:27] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[00:27] <FYI> What are some reasons it may be advantageous to use i386 on a box with a 64 bit processor?
[00:27] <tshilp> LiraNuna, i can just change the menu entries there
[00:27] <j3d> hello every body
[00:27] <Flare183> nah better
[00:27] <syntaxerror55> LiraNuna, no, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:27] <LiraNuna> tshilp, yes, find "File options"
[00:27] <syntaxerror55> I want to see where this is going
[00:27] <DerangedDelusion> FYI - Adobe Flash Non-Free working out of the box?
[00:27] <spdf> greentea, Should be alright with ~/gnome*, but gconf holds a lot of application settings as well
[00:27] <kurt> can anyone help with an atheros card that i cant use to connect?
[00:28] <astro76> unagi: try mplayer, I know it offers a lot of advanced controls, though you will have to look up the keys ;)
[00:28] <RyanPrior> !atheros | kurt
[00:28] <ubotu> kurt: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[00:28] <timandtom> How do I stop my the wireless in my computer from automatically connecting to my neighbors network instead of MY network?
[00:28] <darkblue_B> the live CD isnt starting X/Gui on my hardware.. I have tred boot:live noapic  and it doesnt crash, but no graphis.. ends in a command line.. what else to read??
[00:28] <unagi> gmplayer wont step back
[00:28] <unagi> gmplayer wont step back astro76
[00:28] <RyanPrior> timandtom: Hmm, I read how to do this the other day. Lemme look it up.
[00:28] <tshilp> LiraNuna, and than?
[00:28] <astro76> unagi: maybe regular mplayer will work, dunno
[00:28] <KenSentMe> timandtom, open gconf-editor in terminal
[00:29] <unagi> mplayer and gmplayer is the same thing is it not?
[00:29] <kurt> i need help on an atheros card if anyone can help me i'd appreciate it
[00:29] <LiraNuna> tsairox, go to system -> preferences -> file options
[00:29] <LiraNuna> there's an option to bypass "send to trash"
[00:29] <LiraNuna> it'll add "delete" to file options
[00:29] <astro76> unagi: gmplayer is the gnome front end, so yeah basically
[00:29] <timandtom> RyanPrior: Ok, thanks :D Much appreciated
[00:29] <KenSentMe> timandtom, and go to system-networking-wireless and your neighbours key. Then delete all te values for that key
[00:29] <unagi> so then neither of them step back astro76
[00:29] <kurt> i need help on an atheros card if anyone can help me i'd appreciate it
[00:30] <Jack_Sparrow> DerangedDelusion: Not working out of the box.. see topic
[00:30] <kurt> is there a room special for wirelss?
[00:30] <timandtom> KenSentMe: Ok :D So now it should stop doing that?
[00:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi
[00:30] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[00:30] <greentea> spdf  so rm -fr ~/.gnome* nothing happen do i log off and log back in?
[00:30] <chandoo> hi
[00:30] <spdf> greentea, Yes
[00:30] <KenSentMe> timandtom, yeah, the key is deleted if it is empty
[00:30] <chandoo> how to make ubuntu dual boot
[00:31] <astro76> !dualboot | chandoo
[00:31] <ubotu> chandoo: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[00:31] <RyanPrior> timandtom: Two ideas: one, use the tool called nm_unset (http://www.kaarsemaker.net/software/nm_unset/) or use a command like gconftool-2 –recursive-unset /system/networking/wireless/networks/$ssid
[00:31] <spdf> greentea, Now that the files are gone, when you log in gnome will recreate what it needs as if it was your first login..
[00:31] <timandtom> KenSentMe: AWESOME, thanks. Thats been bugging me for a while, and I've tried quite a few times in here to get it fixed :D
[00:31] <chandoo> right now installation is going on , but i dont see vista , like in fedora
[00:31] <julz> my taskbars and menu's have disappeared, i only see my desktop and files, can amyone help?
[00:32] <timandtom> RyanPrior: Ah, thanks :D KenSentMe helped me through it though. gconf-editor in terminal, then find the wireless stuff and delete the keys :)
[00:32] <kurt> i need help on an atheros card if anyone can help me i'd appreciate it. please PM me
[00:32] <KenSentMe> kurt, did you check the wireless documentation?
[00:32] <kurt> yes doesn't help me
[00:33] <RyanPrior> timandtom: That's basically what the second command I gave does, and what the tool I linked to automates. Feel free to do it by hand with gconf-editor, though. :-)
[00:33] <IndyGunFreak> then you're not following it properly
[00:33] <greentea> spdf it worked
[00:33] <spdf> greentea, Good stuff
[00:33] <spdf> greentea, I figured thats what you meant by Ubuntu
[00:33] <spdf> greentea, What went wrong before?
[00:33] <greentea> spdf there is one more thing that i need to default the sound settings and sound driver setings
[00:33] <RyanPrior> julz: Have you tried restarting X?
[00:34] <kurt> KenSentMe, do you know alot about atheros cards that you could help me/
[00:34] <spdf> greentea, System -> Preferences -> Sound... Check in there
[00:34] <greentea> spdf installed something and can't change it back
[00:34] <timandtom> RyanPrior: Ah, cool, thanks :D But, yeh, it was easy enough to do with that command, it's just a matter of I didn't know the command before(I've only been on linux for, i dunno, 2 months?
[00:34] <greentea> spdf i try all sound driver. Not a single sounds coming out from the speaker
[00:34] <RyanPrior> timandtom: You'll get good at this stuff. Keep on asking questions. :-)
[00:34] <KenSentMe> kurt, no, sorry
[00:34] <julz> RyanPrior: i'v tried new sessions but to no avail. I'm not sure how to use the recovery console :S
[00:34] <DerangedDelusion> Hmm...for some reason, all of a sudden, my FireFox32 installation (on x86_64 Gutsy) keeps getting it's connections to just about every webpage reset...
[00:35] <RyanPrior> julz: Indeed, the recovery console is no good unless you know how to troubleshoot or have a plan in mind.
[00:35] <spdf> greentea, Check your volume settings (right click the speaker and select Open Volume Control), make sure Master and PCM are turned up
[00:35] <greentea> spdf usually it works but not its like its mute or no sound.
[00:35] <timandtom> RyanPrior: Haha :) Will do.
[00:36] <Jack_Sparrow> DerangedDelusion: Did you install flash.. and if so how did you do it..
[00:36] <RyanPrior> julz: You could try renaming ~/.gnome to ~/.gnome-buggy and try logging in again. Gnome will create new config files and maybe clean up the mess.
[00:36] <DerangedDelusion> Jack_Sparrow using the 3 in 1 pack that I found on the Ubuntu website - it installed FireFox32, Flash 9, and Java 6, all at once
[00:36] <kurt> KenSentMe, could you help me?
[00:37] <Grammaticus> ّ!help | could someone assist me with a dual boot installation?
[00:37] <greentea> spdf i did no luck
[00:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !flashissues
[00:37] <ubotu> The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[00:37] <ljudkort> I'm looking at running a server for thin clients, about 120 thin clients (devided into two servers), how much RAM do you think I need?
[00:37] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: There are lots of tutorials in Google and the forums. Do you need help with some specific step?
[00:37] <ljudkort> 60 clients per server
[00:37] <spdf> greentea, try 'cat /proc/asound/cards' from the terminal
[00:37] <julz> RyanPrior: will that result in a loss of any files? or just the system ones being replaced? could you tell me where to find the file to rename?
[00:37] <unagi> im trying to find a way to view video files frame by frame forward and back anyone know how?
[00:37] <zapato> has anyone been able to get the compiz cube running with an ATI 200M?
[00:37] <greentea> spdf when i use live cd its no problem and when i reinstalled ubuntu no problem bt then
[00:37] <KenSentMe> kurt, just tell this channel in what way it doesnt work and what you've tried to fix it, maybe someone has a solution
[00:37] <greentea> spdf ok wait
[00:37] <indystorm> haha so thats why I couldn't install flash earlier
[00:37] <Murdoc650> anyone know a good program for Ubuntu to play DVD's on?
[00:37] <indystorm> damn thing
[00:37] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, No, I suppose not. I am simply preparing to mount this partition manually.
[00:38] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, I will search the forums.
[00:38] <Jack_Sparrow> zapato: You might have better luck asking in #Compiz
[00:38] <IndyGunFreak> indystorm: what side of town are you on?
[00:38] <RyanPrior> julz: Only gnome's config files will be affected, not your own documents and so on -- and if that breaks things worse or doesn't help, you can just rename it back. The exact filename is ~/.gnome
[00:38] <greentea> spdf ok i see 0 for intel and the other 1 riptide
[00:38] <LeChacal> how do i mount partitions that i can see as
[00:38] <user01> is there a good place to go to find out more about irc?  like if im looking for a channel to learn about spanish?
[00:38] <indystorm> so hey I am using the im client with kubunto and when I logon to aim it does not populate my buddy list- any ideas?
[00:38] <zapato> jack_sparrow: ah, didnt think of that. thanks
[00:38] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[00:38] <spdf> greentea, So, you have two sound devices on that computer?
[00:39] <pike_> LeChacal: as what?
[00:39] <Eyemean> hi if i deleted a folder with shift + del, is there anyway to recover it?
[00:39] <DerangedDelusion> Jack_Sparrow - According to that site, the bug no longer exists ;) - but I'm guessing that if it's fixed, I should be able to install flash on my firefox32 now?
[00:39] <pike_> Eyemean: check ~/.Trash
[00:39] <DerangedDelusion> Jack_Sparrow: Err, on my Firefox64?
[00:39] <Eyemean> nope i deleted from there aswell
[00:39] <matttis> why can't I use my the university proxy for surfing in the web ?
[00:39] <Murdoc650> every time I play a DVD in Ubuntu it has alot of noise and is impossible to watch
[00:39] <Murdoc650> anyone know a good program to use that might fix this?
[00:39] <kurt> i need help on an atheros card if anyone can help me i'd appreciate it. please PM me
[00:39] <adub> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51957/    <---- having major perl problems
[00:39] <RyanPrior> Eyemean: Very difficult to get it back, then. ext3 is not nice to orphaned files.
[00:39] <Jack_Sparrow> DerangedDelusion: Per the topic of this channel.. it is still broken
[00:39] <greentea> spdf ya because one has every low sound which need a speaker with volume adjustment and the other one that don't need volume adjustment
[00:40] <Eyemean> it was actually on an ntfs parition
[00:40] <Eyemean> ryanprior
[00:40] <DerangedDelusion> Jack_Sparrow: Per that thread, edited today, the bug has now been solved, and the new packages have been built.
[00:40] <LeChacal> how how do i mount partitions that i can see as \dev\sdc2 ect ubuntu auto mounted \dev\sdc1 but i need sdc2 et 3 they were created under Geentoo but i dont know what filesystem they are
[00:40] <greentea> spdf one of them are inbuilted to the motherboard
[00:40] <greentea> spdf the intel .
[00:40] <RyanPrior> Eyemean: In that case, you might want to mount that partition with Windows and use a file recovery program. Might be able to locate it.
[00:40] <pike_> LeChacal: what file system? ntfs? fat32? ext3?
[00:41] <RyanPrior> Eyemean: Might be NTFS recovery programs available for Linux too, but I doubt they are as good or as many.
[00:41] <matttis> why can't I use my the university proxy for surfing in the web ? I'll get a timeout for every url.
[00:41] <pike_> LeChacal: oh try this sudo mkdir /media/sdc2;sudo mount -t auto /dev/sdc2 /media/sdc2
[00:41] <Eyemean> yeah this is wat im trying to do, but problem is that windows not strting right so wanted to just restore the parition with recovery program, but it is corrupted
[00:41] <Eyemean> lol
[00:41] <pike_> LeChacal: though -t auto is same as specifying nothing i think
[00:41] <greentea> spdf is there a command to let it redetect the sound drive and that can play sound. Like when i reinstalled Ubuntu or when i put live cd
[00:41] <FYI> Anyone have a good screen capturing program for linux?
[00:41] <Eyemean> will try another recovery program, cheers
[00:41] <LeChacal> pike_ ill try that and report back thank you
[00:41] <julz> RyanPrior: where is ~/.gnome? sorry but i'm still new to this all
[00:41] <pike_> FYI: ive heard good things of istanbul
[00:42] <ruthbuzzard> FYI: prnt scr
[00:42] <pike_> !screencast | FYI
[00:42] <ubotu> FYI: Some programs to capture your screen are Istanbul, Wink, Gvidcap, Xvidcap, vnc2swf, demorecorder.  Also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreenCasts.
[00:42] <ruthbuzzard> oh I see
[00:42] <FYI> Thanks, pike_ and ruthbuzzard
[00:42] <kurt> i need help on an atheros card if anyone can help me i'd appreciate it. please PM me
[00:42] <spdf> greentea, Both have been detected, try going back to System -> Preferences -> Sound, and setting Default Mixer Tracks device to the one you want, you'll likely have to restart gnome
[00:43] <astro76> !ask | kurt
[00:43] <ubotu> kurt: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[00:43] <Jack_Sparrow> DerangedDelusion: Please point to where it says it has been fixed...
[00:43] <adub> !seen nickrud
[00:43] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about seen nickrud - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:43] <RyanPrior> julz: That's where it is. ~/.gnome is a literal file descriptor.
[00:43] <LeChacal> pike_ it says you must specify the filesystem type, which was i was trying to get around
[00:43] <KenSentMe> kurt, dont repeat, please explain what is going wrong and what tried to fix it
[00:43] <LiraNuna> oops
[00:43] <RyanPrior> julz: ~/.gnome is the absolutely location of your gnome conf folder
[00:43]  * nickrud peeks in
[00:43] <pike_> LeChacal: look at it in fdisk maybe
[00:43] <acidfire2008> anyone know how to change the port in pure-ftpd under gutsy?
[00:43] <spdf> nickrud was here awhile ago... .. .. .....
[00:43] <spdf> Like.. a long time ago.. ages ago, even...
[00:44] <IndyGunFreak> !register | kurt you might also be interested to know
[00:44] <ubotu> kurt you might also be interested to know: By default, only registered users can send private messages - Information about  registering your Freenode nick can be found at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration
[00:44] <DerangedDelusion> Jack_Sparrow - never mind, I read wrong - I was going by the combination of the topic of the thread ([SOLVED]) and the links to download the "fixed" packages
[00:44] <nickrud> adub: hello again
[00:44] <kurt> well i have a marvell atheros card and it doesn't come up under my networks
[00:44] <McKayCR> does anyone know where to find really good themes for ubuntu powerpc?
[00:44] <LeChacal> pike_ i am going to try and mount it as all the possible Linux file systems and see if it works
[00:44] <kurt> under ifconfig it doesn't even show a ath0
[00:44] <greentea> spdf restart gnome with ""rm -fr ~/.gnome*""
[00:44] <nickrud> McKayCR: art.gnome.og tries to collect the good ones
[00:45] <spdf> greentea, No
[00:45] <nickrud> *org
[00:45] <unagi> what is a decent video editing package for linux?
[00:45] <IndyGunFreak> kurt: did you install ndiswraper and try to use the windows driver?
[00:45] <kurt> yes it just tells me invalid driver
[00:45] <Flare183> unagi: kino
[00:45] <adub> hey nickrud whats up man
[00:45] <spdf> greentea, Just log out, or CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE (that will completely close X off, and all applications running)
[00:45] <kid0501> Ҳҳ{AMSG}ҳ̸Ҳ - http://www.ihateyoujulia.com/?id=ba1234b9c6ee22cdbd26402ce9603132
[00:45] <adub> need major help on i think a similar problem
[00:45] <acidfire2008> anyone know how to configure pure-ftpd under gutsy? I really jsut need to change port
[00:45] <astro76> !ops | kid0501
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[00:45] <Flare183> thank you
[00:45] <spdf> greentea, Then log back in, and check the volume settings, and try your sound
[00:45] <julz> RyanPrior: aha! its a hidden folder! just rename the folder then?
[00:45] <Flare183> finally
[00:45] <nickrud> adub: a little writing
[00:45] <adub> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51957/
[00:45] <greentea> spdf thanks i try that now
[00:45] <Flare183> nickrud: ouch right?
[00:46] <DerangedDelusion>  /topic
[00:46] <RyanPrior> julz: Correct. Rename it, then log out and back in, and Gnome should create a new config folder for you.
[00:46] <adub> i dont know what the heck happened but im about to give up on important windows apps to linux thats for sure
[00:46] <Grammaticus> To present a rather 'newbie-esque' question : I'm attempting to mount a drive manually, a 10GB free partition. Should I mount this as an ext3?
[00:46] <julz> RyanPrior: thanks ill give this a try then :)
[00:46] <Flare183> Grammaticus: nope try vfat
[00:47] <nickrud> Flare183: seriously ouch
[00:47] <Flare183> nickrud: yeap
[00:47] <nickrud> adub: what have you been doing to your system :)
[00:47] <Flare183> nickrud: what was he doing anyway?
[00:47] <adub> nickrud how my problem began is at the ending of my pastebin stuff
[00:47] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: You should mount it as whatever its format is. You can't just choose how to mount it.'
[00:47] <nickrud> Flare183: last time it was wine ...
[00:47] <adub> nickrud messing it up badly, lol
[00:47] <kurt> KenSentMe, i tried installing ndiswrapper and it only comes up invalid driver
[00:47] <pike_> Grammaticus: that'd be cool though
[00:48] <Flare183> Grammaticus: but normally it is vfat
[00:48] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, or 'use it as' rather. Considering it's 'free' -- could I not choose whether or not it is FAT32 (If I wanted to share files between Windows, etc.)?
[00:48] <Grammaticus> vfar -- I do not see this on the 'use as' option.
[00:48] <Grammaticus> *vfat
[00:48] <pike_> Grammaticus: if you want everyone to have access you might as a simple example  sudo mount -o umask=000 /dev/sdc1 /media/usb
[00:48] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: You mean, it's unformatted and you want to choose a format for it?
[00:48] <kjs> cant get this ubuntu laptop to turn the screen off in power saving mode.
[00:48] <kjs> any ideas
[00:48] <kjs> I made the changes in the gui
[00:48] <adub> nickrud are you busy?
[00:49] <Grammaticus> RyanPripr : Precisely.
[00:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Grammaticus: what does sudo fdisk -l  show as the format of the partition
[00:49] <nickrud> adub: forcing the removal of wine is one thing, perl ...
[00:49] <kjs> Jack_Sparrow: hows it going
[00:49] <pike_> Grammaticus: are youi at the installer choosing partitions?
[00:49] <DerangedDelusion> Jack_Sparrow: I have a feeling it might not just be FireFox, though - during an apt-get just now, I kept getting "Connection Reset by Peer," (every 3 or 4 seconds) and I remember getting something similar occuring earlier during an FTP transaction, but it went away after a bit x.x
[00:49] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: Ah, that's called "formatting", not "mounting". Mounting is what you do once it's already formatted and ready to be used.
[00:49] <Flare183> nickrud: try sudo apt-get --purge remove wine
[00:49] <adub> nickrud forcing the removal of perl would wax my system
[00:49] <Grammaticus> pike_: I am.
[00:49] <pike_> Grammaticus: use as might be the prompt for / or /home or whatever
[00:49] <matttis> Proxy not work ! Always timout ! What I can do ?
[00:49] <Flare183> nickrud: then delete you .wine folder in your home folder
[00:49] <KenSentMe> kurt, i dont have a solution, but this kind of information will get you more help in this channel than just saying you need help.
[00:49] <nickrud> Flare183: no we did that last time, it took editing the postrm _and_ force-remove-reinstreq
[00:49] <kurt> thank you
[00:50] <Jack_Sparrow> DerangedDelusion: I was leaving.. not sure what all you have done using scripts from the forums...  Hopefully someone will have an answer.
[00:50] <Flare183> nickrud: ohh..... oh boy
[00:50] <nickrud> Flare183: same symptoms though
[00:50] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: ext3 is the preferred file system format for most Linux systems, but if you're going to use this partition for Windows integration, you might want to choose FAT32 or NTFS.
[00:50] <Flare183> nickrud: i see....
[00:50] <Flare183> nickrud: ummm....
[00:50] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior : No, I do not wish to do that -- therefore, ext3 it is.
[00:51] <Grammaticus> Which was the default and the presumed type.
[00:51] <nickrud> Flare183: but that's not gonna work with perl I don't think
[00:51] <pike_> Grammaticus: if there is a default it is ext3
[00:51] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: It's the default because it's good for most purposes and a sane choice for most newbies.
[00:51] <pike_> Grammaticus: windows cant read ext3 without special driver though
[00:52] <Flare183> nickrud: no it won't
[00:52] <Grammaticus> And what should the 'mount point' be?
[00:52] <RyanPrior> pike_: Speaking of which, for all the talk Microsoft does about Linux integration, they could at least bake ext3 support into NT. =D
[00:53] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: Do you want it to be your root partition? If not, just pick any folder where it would be useful.
[00:53] <nickrud> adub: the only thing I know for sure is if I start messing deeply with perl there'll need to be a subsitute in place, probably a compiled version in local.
[00:53] <julz> RyanPrior: Im back and it didnt seem to work. there's a new ~/.gnome folder but still no taskbars
[00:53] <ThipThip> Here's a seemingly simple question that I can't seem to find an answer to:  How do I determine where windows open?  At present, each window opens with its task bar above the main panel (thus requiring me to right-click and "move" it before being able to click and drag it)
[00:53] <nano__> Hey all
[00:53] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, Yes, I wish for it to be the root partition.
[00:53] <nickrud> adub: and it's probably simpler and faster to reinstall.
[00:53] <adub> lol
[00:54] <adub> im trying to install from source
[00:54] <RyanPrior> julz: In that case, we've eliminated the probability that it's Gnome conf files causing the problem.
[00:54] <adub> reinstalling from source
[00:54] <adub> reinstalling from dpkg did not wokr
[00:54] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: In that case, the mount point should be / (a single forward slash with nothing before or after it)
[00:54] <Dr_willis> "windows has detected a ext3 filesystem - would you like to convert it to NTFS?" (Yes / Yes)
[00:54] <adub> nickrud so far so good no errors
[00:54] <Dr_willis> :)
[00:54]  * adub crosses fingers
[00:55] <nickrud> Dr_willis: the chutzpah
[00:55] <adub> nickrud i needed to kinda redo my entire system anyway
[00:55] <adub> i just have a crap pile of stuff on it to redo
[00:55] <jason_123> hi i need some help
[00:56] <julz> RyanPrior: hmm, any ideas what else could do it? i have an external hdd that ubuntusays isn't removable but it was disconnected, could this be a cause?
[00:56] <jason_123> when i play dvix movies online the play has like little lines in it
[00:56] <jason_123> how can i get the lines out
[00:56] <nickrud> adub: seriously, there's probably a lot of subtle problems that won't show up right away. I don't like saying reinstall but in your case it's wisest
[00:56] <RyanPrior> julz: Shouldn't be.
[00:56] <Starnestommy> For some reason. xfce's desktop keeps crashing
[00:56] <RyanPrior> jason_123: You could try using VLC.
[00:57] <nickrud> adub: and one piece of advice. Don't change stuff in outside /home and /usr/local without being absolutely sure about what you are doing
[00:57] <DerangedDelusion> Hi, I am having a problem - it seems that my internet connection is dropping every few seconds (Connection reset by peer during APT-Get, and Connection was reset... in FireFox) - it was suggested that this may be due to Flash, though I doubt it.  Any help with figuring out the reason behind this would be much appreciated (Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy x86_64)
[00:57] <RyanPrior> jason_123: Or you could try using a low-latency kernel, but the stock kernel shouldn't be causing a lot of lines.
[00:57] <kurt> i can't get my atheros marvell card to work.  ndiswrapper tells me that the driver is invalid
[00:57] <adub> nickrud good advice
[00:57] <RyanPrior> DerangedDelusion: Make sure you file a bug in Launchpad. That's a nasty one.
[00:57] <adub> ill have to continue using my system as is until i can afford an enclusure and get a hard drive
[00:58] <jason_123> i guess i live with it
[00:58] <jason_123> ty
[00:58] <DerangedDelusion> RyanPrior - No problem...though I find it weird that my IRC connection isn't dropping, though that might be cause it's not a static connection.
[00:58] <RyanPrior> DerangedDelusion: Have you eliminated the possibility of a router problem?
[00:59] <Gekkomon_Shogun> i have a question before instaling linux for the first time
[00:59] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, How much should I allot as 'swap space'? -- 256MB?
[00:59] <dusty-sts> LiraNuna, How do i take a screenshot of both desktops as one?
[00:59] <matttis> Proxy not work ! Always timout ! What I can do ? Should enable referer ?
[00:59] <RyanPrior> Gekkomon_Shogun: You came to the right place. Ask away. :-)
[00:59] <dusty-sts> How do I take a screenshot of a multiple monitor setup?
[00:59] <unagi> : I/O error occured
[00:59] <unagi> Usually that means that input file is truncated and/or corrupted.
[00:59] <unagi> ^^^^^^^^^^whats that mean if i can play the video im trying to convert just fine
[00:59] <DerangedDelusion> RyanPrior - Yes - my windows box has no similar symptoms whatsoever
[00:59] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: The conventional wisdom is double the amount of RAM you have, but not more than 4GB.
[01:00] <Gekkomon_Shogun> will i need to mess with GRUB because i really dont know what that is
[01:00] <RyanPrior> DerangedDelusion: Does it happen on a LiveCD?
[01:00] <Sht4r> helo
[01:00] <Sht4r> =)
[01:00] <neeto> I am trying to install emerald, and I've got all the packages installed, but even when I run emerald --replace, there are still no window decorations
[01:00] <DerangedDelusion> RyanPrior - haven't tried a LiveCD yet
[01:00] <RyanPrior> Gekkomon_Shogun: You will probably not have to mess with GRUB. It should be configured for you automatically during installation.
[01:00] <nickrud> Gekkomon_Shogun: no, grub (except in exceptional circumstances) does everything automatically
[01:01] <julz> RyanPrior: what would the taskbar's be called? are they part of nautalis, like the taskbars in windows are part of explorer?
[01:01] <RyanPrior> julz: It's called gnome-panel, I believe.
[01:01] <Gekkomon_Shogun> so vista wont change anything
[01:01] <julz> thanks
[01:01] <grekkos__> does the ssh that comes with ubuntu have X11 forwarding enabled by default?
[01:01] <spdf> julz, perhaps .gnome2?
[01:01] <nickrud> Gekkomon_Shogun: grub found my vista and gave me the option of booting it automatically
[01:02] <DerangedDelusion> RyanPrior - if it helps any or means anything, I recently installed kubuntu-desktop, and I have both ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop co-existing - and it was shortly after that that I started to have this problem
[01:02] <RyanPrior> grekkos__: If not, it should be very easy to install.
[01:02] <dusty-sts> LiraNuna, is it possible to use xinerama?
[01:02] <AussieHatter> how do i check the version number of a nic module i have running ?
[01:02] <grekkos__> RyanPrior: is there a package for it on the repositories do you know? If not i could just compile a new one
[01:02] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, now, will the swap drive be a 'logical' drive?
[01:03] <RyanPrior> DerangedDelusion: Well, I usually like my computer less when KDE stuff and Gnome stuff is all mixed up on it, but I've never had or heard of network problems caused by the mix.
[01:03] <zamfir> trying to enable nvidia drivers in the restricted drivers manager, and i get an error message. Can someone help please?
[01:03] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: I think it has to be, yes.
[01:03] <kaxi> does ubuntu use usplash or splashy in the latest version of ubuntu (7.10 desktop edition)?
[01:03] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: Technically, you create a logical drive and the swap goes inside that logical drive.
[01:04] <RyanPrior> zamfir: Have you tried googling the error message?
[01:04] <RyanPrior> kaxi: It uses usplash
[01:04] <DerangedDelusion> RyanPrior - Oh believe me - if apt-get remove kubuntu-desktop would get rid of everything that it put on, I'd definitely do it - I just wanted to see how kubuntu looked, and didn't think about just getting a livecd
[01:04] <AussieHatter> should i be safe to switch eth1 and eth0 in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net-rules and have the remote person switch the cables ?
[01:05] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: tried apt-get autoremove kubuntu-desktop? (though, *look* at what it's going to remove before hitting Y)
[01:05] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, Therefore, the ext3 should be a logical and the swap placed therein?
[01:05] <Grammaticus> Or is the swap created as an individual drive?
[01:05] <julz> spdf: do youmean change the name of that to get it replaced as well?
[01:06] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: Nope, the ext3 isn't logical. It can be, but doesn't have to be.
[01:06] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: swap is an individual drive.
[01:06] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - The following packages will be REMOVED: kubuntu-desktop;  That's it
[01:06] <Grammaticus> All right -- therefore, all is prepared well.
[01:06] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: It's like a hard-drive extension to your RAM. Windows calls it "virtual RAM", Linux calls it swap.
[01:07] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: uhm, remove kubuntu-desktop, then try "sudo apt-get autoremove" alone
[01:07] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - 0 to remove.
[01:07] <LjL> weird
[01:07] <Grammaticus> All right, I understand. And as for the 'beginning / end' option -- should I have designated either of the two as 'end'?
[01:07] <Kernel> hello all. i seem to be having a werid problem. when i use frostwire for lets say 15-20 minuets my keyboard stops working.no buttons work. then when i logout it just hangs at a black screen....i have to hold down the power button and hard reset the computer. im using a dell inspiron 5100 laptop. i cant seem to find any info on this.
[01:07] <Grammaticus> ^RyanPrior
[01:07] <LimCore> hello
[01:07] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - But I'm more worried about my network problems than getting rid of KDE anyway x.x
[01:07] <LimCore> What is a good personall callendar/TODO ; with easy sinchronization option (prefferably also synchronizing while a filesystem shared between boxes with ssh/sshfs and/or sftp)?
[01:08] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: I'm not sure about that one. I'd just tend to keep the default.
[01:08] <txoof> what would be a sane way to kick off cron.daily right now?
[01:08] <julz> RyanPrior spdf: got it! i made a launcher to get into terminal, and typed gnome-panel, and its back. if i need this in a startup script, where would i put it?
[01:08] <Grammaticus> All right -- tant mieux.
[01:08] <RyanPrior> LimCore: Evolution has tons of integration features. Tons and tons and tons and tons. =P
[01:08] <spdf> julz, gnome should start it by default
[01:08] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: about the connection, try removing knetworkmanager
[01:09] <nickrud> LimCore: you should consider an imap store for your mail, makes syncing trivial
[01:09] <julz> spdf: yes but that was the problem, it wasnt starting it up
[01:09] <RyanPrior> julz: It's wierd that Gnome isn't starting it by default!
[01:09] <RyanPrior> julz: Check dmesg and see if it's running into trouble on startup.
[01:09] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - Package knetworkmanager is not installed, so not removed.
[01:09] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: and about KDE, don't despair, there are packages you can remove that will likely remove just about everything KDE. also, you can consult /var/log/dpkg.log to see what was installed
[01:09] <LimCore> nickrud: I reafer (for now) ssh/sshfs based solution
[01:09] <LimCore> *prefer
[01:09] <nickrud> LimCore: plus you can experiment with several email clients without having to worry about migrating your mail
[01:10] <LimCore> hmm
[01:10] <vanberge> anybody willing to help me use a dvd writer?  i have it installed and it can play dvd's just fine.  but if i go to write a divd it says "Pleas insert correct format disk, CD-RW or CD-R".  my drive says DVD-RW on it so i know it can burn DVD's.  any ideas?  thanks in advance
[01:10] <julz> Ryanprior: woah! i just closed the terminal and the panel left with it!
[01:10] <RyanPrior> vanberge: What program are you using?
[01:10] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - how about KNetworkConf?
[01:10] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: well then i don't know, but assuming it was caused by something installed by kubuntu-desktop, try removing kdelibs4c2a and kdelibs4 for a start
[01:11] <RyanPrior> julz: That's because gnome-panel was tied to the terminal.
[01:11] <RyanPrior> julz: Try running it in the background
[01:11] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: you may also want to save your current /var/log/dpkg.log to make it easier to later refer to what was installed
[01:11] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, should I name the machine, 'Mulciber' or 'Iapetus'?
[01:11] <spdf> julz, alt-f2, gnome-terminal
[01:11] <vanberge> RyanPrior, just the nautilus built in
[01:11] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: Totally up to you!
[01:11] <BinaryFu> vanberge: I've had a similar problem in the past from poor grade DVD-Rs, returned them, got a better grade (Not that there are many GREAT grades around) and it worked fine after that.
[01:11] <ablyss> i often get this error when printing pdf or large files... anyone know why http://pastebin.org/15414
[01:11] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, all right. Iapetus it is.
[01:12] <marshall> is there a command that will run another command after a set amount of time has passed?
[01:12] <ablyss> marshall: sleep
[01:12] <RyanPrior> marshall: sleep number && do-something
[01:12] <julz> spdf: do i click run in terminal?
[01:12] <spdf> julz, no
[01:12] <marshall> ok
[01:12] <marshall> thanks
[01:12] <julz> ok
[01:12] <LjL> marshall: i'm second guessing you here, but you may also want to check out cron and your crontab...
[01:12] <LjL> !cron > marshall    (marshall, see the private message from Ubotu)
[01:13] <ThipThip> OK, I don't exactly understand what widgets are... but:  Would it be possible for me to create widgets that I could use instead of desktop icons (thus allowing me to have 4 different sets of icons, one for each side of the desktop cube)?  Or is it otherwise yet possible to have different icons on different sides of the cube?  The forums seem to agree that the answer to the latter is "no."
[01:13] <ablyss> marshall: also cron
[01:13] <unagi> ouwt.flv: I/O error occured
[01:13] <unagi> Usually that means that input file is truncated and/or corrupted.
[01:13] <unagi> ..................but i can view the video
[01:13] <vanberge> BinaryFu, but i have memorex.  does it get better??  :-P
[01:13] <Grammaticus> Will the system cease if I remove the Live CD? I believe that I have to clean this damnèd drive.
[01:13] <BinaryFu> OMG jez.
[01:13] <limac> hey an app (any0 is saying it's loading but is failing to execute, why?
[01:13] <AussieHatter> where do i find the version number of a module that is loaded ?
[01:13] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - Wow, that looks like a good way to remove KDE itself (removing kdelibs4c2a
[01:14] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: As far as I know, you should be able to remove the CD, clean the drive, put it back in, and resume.
[01:14] <marshall> thanks guys, but i wanted to run 'xprop|grep WM_CLASS|cut -d\" -f2' after a few seconds so that i would have enough time to open the main menu and use the crosshair to select it
[01:14] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: yes.
[01:14] <BinaryFu> vanberge: Memorex were the ones that screwed me up...damned purple colored things. I generally stick with Verbatims at the minimum. They seem to work for the most part, even if they are blue.
[01:14] <marshall> but it said it couldnt grab the mouse
[01:14] <limac> can i fix that anyhow?
[01:14] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: Just don't do that during system install or partitioning or anything like that!
[01:14] <h1st0> limac: what app is it?
[01:15] <limac> google earth sometimes
[01:15] <tcpdumpgod> w00t @ http://www.darkreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=140514&f_src=drdaily
[01:15] <limac> and sometimes (u know any application basically)
[01:15] <LimCore> RyanPrior: I am in evolution... but I dont see any option to synchronize (except to palmtop)
[01:15] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, oh no -- it has failed already dye to a filthy disc drive.
[01:15] <JerseyMonkey> Question: I installed a Metacity Theme, but there is no theme for the taskbar or 'Controls' as Appearance Preferance calls it. Where would I find a skin for my taskbar?
[01:15] <julz> spdf RyanPrior: how do i run it in the background. also where in the dmesg output would i see if its falling on startup?
[01:15] <h1st0> limac: perhaps do a memcheck
[01:15] <Grammaticus> *due
[01:15] <greentea> spdf thanks it worked ^_^
[01:15] <limac> how?
[01:15] <spdf> greentea, Your sound?
[01:15] <greentea> spdf ya
[01:15] <spdf> greentea, Glad to hear ;)
[01:15] <RyanPrior> Grammaticus: darn. Time to give it a clean and try again. :-)
[01:15] <greentea> spdf esp pcm-2
[01:16] <greentea> got to turn that up
[01:16] <limac> h1st0: how can i do that?
[01:16] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - I hate to second-guess you, but I was thinking...if I were to grab a packet sniffer, and see what the heck's going on when I try to hit a website...cause it seems really weird that KDE would somehow affect my network connection in GNOME, when GNOME shouldn't be loading any of KDE's libraries, or at least not the networking ones
[01:16] <RyanPrior> julz: Alt+F2 can be used to run in background, or you can put a & symbol after a terminal command to run in background.
[01:16] <spdf> greentea, Happens all the time. Some application changes PCM, while others change Master.
[01:16] <h1st0> limac: reboot and hit esc at the grub menu.  Memtest will be on the of the options on the list.  You can select it with the arrow keys and hit enter
[01:16] <spdf> greentea, Best thing to check first
[01:16] <RyanPrior> julz: And as to the dmesg question, you just gotta scroll through it and see if you find anything interesting.
[01:16] <FYI> So, compiz comes with ubuntu 7.10 by default... is it packaged with a settings manager for it, or do I have to get that myself?
[01:16] <h1st0> !memtest > limac,   limac Read the private message from ubotu.
[01:16] <BinaryFu> BTW, just out of curiosity, has anyone tried out Virtual Box?
[01:16] <h1st0> BinaryFu: yes
[01:16] <limac> h1st0; this time it was actually chatzilla
[01:16] <h1st0> BinaryFu: its quite nice
[01:17] <RyanPrior> !ccsm | FYI
[01:17] <ubotu> FYI: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[01:17] <LimCore> RyanPrior: I am in evolution... but I dont see any option to synchronize (except to palmtop) ;)
[01:17] <FYI> RyanPrior: thanks :)
[01:17] <BinaryFu> h1st0: Isn't it? I'm seriously impressed, I'm like, "VMWare what?"
[01:17] <nickrud> FYI it will take a little effort ...
[01:17] <h1st0> limac: yeah maybe you have some hardware issues.  What version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:17] <Odd-rationale> BinaryFu: I have it.
[01:17] <limac> h1st0: gutsy
[01:17] <h1st0> BinaryFu: Yeah I couldn't believe how well it was done.
[01:17] <RyanPrior> LimCore: It might be in a plugin or patch or something.
[01:17] <h1st0> limac: yeah definately run a memtest eliminate your ram as a problem.
[01:17] <darkblue_B> how to start vino from the terminal?
[01:17] <LimCore> I have all plugs enabled
[01:17] <RyanPrior> FYI: enjoy. :-)
[01:17] <limac> h1st0: celeron proc 1.5gib ram
[01:17] <h1st0> darkblue_B: type vino
[01:17] <limac> :P
[01:18] <LimCore> RyanPrior: plugin to export to filesystem?  or what?
[01:18] <BinaryFu> The only issue I have with it is using the CTRL+L, it seems to try to spaz and keep the background to itself sometimes.
[01:18] <darkblue_B> h1st0: command not found..
[01:18] <scarlet^^> hiyas
[01:18] <h1st0> BinaryFu: I'm sure it will get much better with each version.
[01:18] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: yes it's weird enough, but given that you want KDE removed anyway, and that it seems to be the only change you made to your system, i figured you'd try that first. running a sniffer or something... sure, why not. i'd also keep a "ping www.google.com" running for some time and see what happens, and something like « grep eth /var/log/messages » wouldn't hurt. i'm partial against network-manager, also
[01:18] <RyanPrior> LimCore: You would have to look around and see if you can find something that does what you want.
[01:18] <greentea> spdf where do you know these stuff do you experiment with linux?
[01:18] <BinaryFu> That's what I'm thinking.
[01:18] <h1st0> darkblue_B: ahh is it a vnc server or somethign?
[01:18] <darkblue_B> y
[01:19] <h1st0> darkblue_B: try /etc/init.d/vino start
[01:19] <RyanPrior> greentea: We learn a lot just by sitting in here and helping solve people's problems.
[01:19] <darkblue_B> aha
[01:19] <h1st0> darkblue_B: maybe it has a startup script or something.
[01:19] <scarlet^^> im having trouble playing a wmv HD movie file ... avidemux will open it, but so far i can only play it in Kaffeine, and it only renders the sound, not the video.
[01:19] <h1st0> darkblue_B: you will need sudo infront of that.
[01:19] <RyanPrior> greentea: It's a great way to become acquainted with the Ubuntu system.
[01:19] <h1st0> darkblue_B: sudo /etc/init.d/vino restart
[01:19] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: Do you have win32codecs installed, etc?
[01:20] <RyanPrior> darkblue_B: I suggest using invoke-rc.d instead of /etc/init/whatever
[01:20] <darkblue_B> vino runs on this machine.. just booted headless.. am in , but nothing called vino in init.d
[01:20] <h1st0> greentea: I started asking questions in this channel to solve my problems.  Now from time to time I pop in just to help others out with stuff i've learned along the way.
[01:20] <scarlet^^> BinaryFu, i believe so, how can i check?
[01:20] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - grep eth /var/log/messages isn't really saying anything of any relevance - just the negotiations from when I rebooted my computer, and that's it.
[01:21] <h1st0> darkblue_B: well it has to start somehow.  I'm sure there is documentation online.
[01:21] <greentea> Ryanprior but the u need knowledge, is there a ebooks or anyway lesson sites or
[01:21] <darkblue_B> h1st0: looking...
[01:21] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: 3 ways, CLi by using apt-get, going into Applications - Add/Remove or Synaptic (my personal fave) found in System - Admin - Synaptic Package Manager.
[01:21] <RyanPrior> greentea: You learn by reading online, asking in the channel and on the forums, helping friends, and so on.
[01:21] <julz> RyanPrior: now i know ho wto get it back, how do i get it to start every session?
[01:21] <scarlet^^> BinaryFu,  all win32 are installed  (synaptic)
[01:21] <h1st0> greentea: there are tons of sites about basic linux knowledge etc... just google and you will find a lot.
[01:21] <txoof> I want to test how well all the junk in /etc/cron.daily runs together.  Is there a sane way to fire off the entire thing so I can simulate a run
[01:22] <txoof> ?
[01:22] <RyanPrior> greentea: There is an Ubuntu book that you can but, it is very good and has lots of knowledge that is easy to read and learn.
[01:22] <h1st0> greentea: the forums are another resource
[01:22] <RyanPrior> greentea: That you can buy *
[01:22] <RyanPrior> julz: Does it require sudo to start?
[01:22] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - I'll be right back, phone call.
[01:22] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: Okay, and what program are you wanting it to play in?
[01:22] <h1st0> darkblue_B: thats truc it could be using rc.d
[01:22] <nano__> Is there an alternative to ndiswrapper?
[01:22] <darkblue_B> gconftool ??
[01:22] <h1st0> darkblue_B: s/truc/true
[01:22] <javaJake> nano__, native drivers
[01:22] <ThipThip> I am looking for a way to have different icons on each of the faces of the desktop cube.  It seems that this is not possible in the conventional sense.  Could I instead make widgets for each function I want and put them on the various faces of the cube?  Can somebody help me with this?  I have never worked with widgets before.
[01:22] <greentea> ok that good start for me
[01:22] <greentea>  thank
[01:23] <h1st0> darkblue_B: thats to configure gconf
[01:23] <RyanPrior> greentea: gconftool-2 –recursive-unset /system/networking/wireless/networks/$ssid
[01:23] <javaJake> nano__, either Linux-based drivers, or ndiswrapper. Nothing else.
[01:23] <scarlet^^> BinaryFu, any that will handle it, im not fussy.  VLC, totem, mplayer, all open it, then crash, and Kaffeine will play audio only
[01:23] <RyanPrior> greentea: Disregard that. I meant to paste http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0132435942/interactiveda467-20
[01:23] <neeto> I am trying to install emerald, and I've got all the packages installed, but even when I run emerald --replace, there are still no window decorations. does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this?
[01:23] <darkblue_B> h1st0: it syays thats how you start and stop it...
[01:23] <nano__> I'm having trouble finding the drivers i need for ndiswrapper
[01:23] <javaJake> nano__, have you visited ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net?
[01:23] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: And you have ubuntu-restricted-codecs installed as well, I'm assuming.
[01:23] <nano__> yes
[01:23] <greentea> RyanPrior thanks
[01:24] <BinaryFu> Errr, should read ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:24] <julz> RyanPrior: im not sure what youmean.. i havent typed it to get the panel back though
[01:24] <greentea> RyanPrior what does ubuntu hacks does?
[01:24] <RyanPrior> greentea: Have fun, good luck learning the ropes. :-)
[01:24] <h1st0> darkblue_B: with what gconf?
[01:24] <scarlet^^> i think so ... all medibuntu are installed
[01:24] <javaJake> nano__, I'm only here for a second, but let me see if I can give you a push towards the road of success. ;)
[01:24] <scarlet^^> pretty sure anyway
[01:24] <javaJake> nano__, what's your card name?
[01:24] <nano__> ok, thanks
[01:24] <nano__> umm
[01:24] <darkblue_B> gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/remote-access/enabled true
[01:24] <RyanPrior> julz: In that case, add it to sessions. (System -> Preferences -> Sessions)
[01:25] <scarlet^^> BinaryFu, other wmv are all fine tho, just the HD ones are giving me grief :)
[01:25] <nano__> intel corp. 82801g ?
[01:25] <h1st0> darkblue_B: hrm.. maybe someone else would know more than I about it.
[01:25] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: Well, I usually give xine-ui a try, because I'm a die hard fan of the beast that most of the are made from...but you can basically right click on the file and tell it to open with...
[01:25] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: Ahhh...
[01:25] <h1st0> darkblue_B: sounds like its controlled under services System > Administration > Services.
[01:25] <nano__> i belive the PCID is 8086:27a2
[01:25] <darkblue_B> connection refused
[01:25] <darkblue_B> ???
[01:25] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: Hmmm...let me see if I can find a site that has one, so I can try to open it with the old pit bull.
[01:26] <darkblue_B> it was on last boot
[01:26] <scarlet^^> BinaryFu, installing xine-ui now
[01:26] <ablyss> is firestarter not recommended for ubuntu or should I stick with shorewall
[01:26] <neeto> I am trying to install emerald, and I've got all the packages installed, but even when I run emerald --replace, there are still no window decorations. does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this?
[01:26] <RyanPrior> ablyss: Unless you're running a server, it's doubtful that you need a firewall. Linux's built-in firewall rules are pretty strict.
[01:27] <marshall> is there a command to hide icons on the desktop? i know there is a variable in nautilus configuration, but id like to make a hotkey for it or something
[01:27] <RyanPrior> neeto: Install Compiz Fusion instead. That's supported in Ubuntu.
[01:27] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: I'm going to dl one directly from MS.
[01:27] <scarlet^^> BinaryFu, xine-ui crashes like the rest of them
[01:27] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: Okay, give me a few minutes to see if it's you, or if it's the HD WMV files in general.
[01:27] <h1st0> darkblue_B: ahh vino is installed by default.
[01:27] <WorkingOnWise> is there a way to play dvd's that are copied to the hard drive using this method https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html#dvdplayback ?
[01:28] <scarlet^^> ok cheers  ;))
[01:28] <neeto> RyanPrior: I've installed compiz-fusion, but since I need a window decorator for it, I installed emerald as well... neither work.
[01:28] <h1st0> darkblue_B: it should be running on startup but the settings are based on vino-preferences and stored in yoru gconf.  System > Preferences > Remote Desktop will controll vino
[01:28] <ablyss> RyanPrior: i run httpd and ssh, but have ssh configured on hosts.deny so not much to worry about there.  Also run postfix but its pretty safe just annoying to watch the sys log fill up with stmpd rejects
[01:29] <ablyss> s/stmpd/smtp
[01:29] <RyanPrior> ablyss: Well, any configurator for iptables ought to be able to do firewall things, if you need a GUI for control over your chains.
[01:29] <darkblue_B> hist0: I am lookng at the gconf file
[01:29] <h1st0> darkblue_B: looks like vino-session is called on startup.
[01:30] <darkblue_B> enabled is true
[01:30] <h1st0> darkblue_B: and if you ps aux | grep vino you will see its running.
[01:30] <darkblue_B> but connection is refused
[01:30] <julz> RyanPrior: sessions doesn't want to open for me, and when i try to log out, i say quit, but that just quits the panel! haha, any ideas?
[01:30] <h1st0> darkblue_B: did you edit the settings in System > Preferences > Remote Desktop?
[01:30] <javaJake> nano__: sorry about that
[01:30] <scarlet^^> *.rm (real media video) files are giving me hassles too ..... realplayer 10 will play them, but sound is jittery... other player will play sounds only... anyone familiar with this problem ?
[01:30] <javaJake> nano__: back now
[01:30] <ablyss> RyanPrior: i'm also running xientd instead of inetd.. you think that's okay?
[01:30] <RyanPrior> julz: It sounds absolutely bizairre.
[01:30] <nano__> its ok
[01:30] <Doonz> whats the command to list harddrives?
[01:30] <javaJake> nano__: what's your card name again?
[01:31] <RyanPrior> ablyss: I don't know.
[01:31] <ablyss> Doonz: df
[01:31] <darkblue_B> hist0: nope, just the grep itself.. not vino ??
[01:31] <Doonz> thnx
[01:31] <nickrud> Doonz: sudo fdisk -l
[01:31] <mneptok> ablyss: that will list mounted partitions, not actual hardware drives, though.
[01:31] <ablyss> df will list mounted drives only..
[01:31] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: It'll be a few, apparently the intarweb is running low on fuel because my DLs are sucking fleshy extensions.
[01:31] <ablyss> beat me too it mneptok  :)
[01:31] <h1st0> darkblue_B: Go to System > Preferences > Remote Desktop   enable it and then try to connect
[01:32] <julz> RyanPrior: haha it does hey. i think i might just upgrade to gutsy, and in the meantime get used to this
[01:32] <darkblue_B> hist0: I am in on the command line only, on a headless machine, y?
[01:32] <nano__> im thinking its intel Corp. 82801g.... but i thinh that the pcid is 8086:27a2 if that helps
[01:32] <julz> thanks for ur help:)
[01:32] <aexis> hello...
[01:32] <scarlet^^> BinaryFu, no probs :)  there is a 16mb HD there called robotica ... smallest i saw
[01:32] <nano__> think*
[01:32] <h1st0> darkblue_B: ahh.  can you forward X from the machine?
[01:32] <Roger_The_Bum> how can I tell whether my wireless card has native or ndiswrapper support
[01:32] <aexis> may i ask a very but i mean VERY stupid question?
[01:32] <darkblue_B> hist0: dont know how to do that
[01:33] <javaJake> nano__: OK, lemme take a look around
[01:33] <ablyss> aexis: asking to ask a question is pretty strange heh
[01:33] <BinaryFu> scarlet^^: Location?
[01:33] <aexis> i want to stop some processes from being loaded each time i open a session
[01:33] <darkblue_B> hist0: I am on a mac
[01:33] <bulmer> Roger_The_Bum: you can always remove  ndiswrapper and see if it still works
[01:33] <aexis> ablyss: thanks
[01:33] <nano__> ok
[01:33] <scarlet^^> 2secs ill find
[01:33] <erawfish> aexis: which ones?
[01:33] <Grammaticus> RyanPrior, success.
[01:34] <Roger_The_Bum> yeah, but I don't want to
[01:34] <h1st0> darkblue_B: hrm... let me see if I can find where it stores its config hold up
[01:34] <Odd-rationale> aexis: go to sys --> admin --> session then to the sttart up apps. see if you can unckeck it there.
[01:34] <ablyss> aexis: open System >> Preferences >> Sessions and you disable Startup programs
[01:34] <aexis> evolution, beagle, bonovo, screensaver
[01:34] <darkblue_B> hist0: I may need to type in the password and user on a keyboard to start the session
[01:34] <WorkingOnWise> is there a way to play dvd's that are copied to the hard drive using this method https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html#dvdplayback ?
[01:34] <darkblue_B> hist0: I am fortunately able to physicallyy get to the box
[01:35] <darkblue_B> hist0: this time.. trying the keybd now
[01:35] <user01> how do i recover forgotten nickserv password?
[01:35] <Roger_The_Bum> bulmer: any method less drastic
[01:36] <nickrud> user01: ask for help on #freenode
[01:36] <jvai> hey ppls, i dled mozilla, now when i open a link in the irc, the links open in mozilla instead of firefox.. what did i do wrong?? i want FF to be default
[01:36] <javaJake> nano__: what's the name of your laptop?
[01:36] <nano__> Acer Aspire 5601
[01:36] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - I ran a packet sniffer, and sadly I couldn't copy/paste from it, and now the problems vanished for a little while - but it showed ALOT of RST packets being  sent to my computer from various IP addresses
[01:36] <BinaryFu> jvai: Just go into Firefox and tell it to be the default browser.
[01:36] <aexis> ablyss: thanks, i did it now...
[01:36] <rolobio> hi
[01:36] <nickrud> jvai: system->prefs->preferred apps
[01:36] <h1st0> darkblue_B: okay well gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/remote_access/enabled true
[01:37] <aexis> Odd-rationale: thanks to you too
[01:37] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: have you angered someone? :)
[01:37] <Odd-rationale> aexis: np
[01:37] <rolobio> i'd like some help getting my graphics card to work (nVidia GeForce 6200 OC) is there anyone here who can help me?
[01:37] <jvai> nicjrud, did that before the question, & FF is already the default
[01:37] <jvai> nickrud, did that before the question, & FF is already the default
[01:37] <Odd-rationale> rolobio: Have you enabled the restricted drivers?
[01:37] <javaJake> nano__: per my research, your wireless is using the module ipw3945
[01:38] <nickrud> jvai: then give BinaryFu 's suggestion a try
[01:38] <h1st0> darkblue_B: if you can get to the physical box with a head the GUI would be the easiest way.  I can't find how to enable a password through the gconftool
[01:38] <javaJake> nano__: that's the driver name... now... to see how to load it...
[01:38] <Starnestommy> s/ot/or/
[01:38] <Starnestommy> whoops
[01:38] <Devo> How come I can't extract a .rar?
[01:38] <rolobio> i tried to go to restricted drivers to enable the driver, but it says "Your hardware does not need any restricted drivers" but i can't start up my system with the graphics card in because it freezes
[01:38] <jvai>  FF is already the default
[01:38] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - I dont' know - but I just went to one of the IP addresses in firefox, and it resolved to www.digg.com x.x
[01:38] <Grammaticus> !help | Does anyone know anything at all about dial-up configuratioin?
[01:38] <ubotu> Does anyone know anything at all about dial-up configuratioin?: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:38] <BinaryFu> Devo: You need to install the package rar
[01:38] <h1st0> rolobio: what kind of card do you have?
[01:38] <th0r> javaJake modprobe ipw3945
[01:38] <aexis> ablyss: i can't unchek the screensaver app
[01:38] <Darkmystere> Ok im in nDeepToot i have a problem that has a mixmatch between windows and ubuntu..
[01:39] <aexis> it's not there
[01:39] <rolobio> BFG nVidia GeFORCE 6200 OC
[01:39] <Devo> BinaryFu: What's it called?
[01:39] <Maldizbit> hey everyone... long time windows user just migrated to ubuntu here... gonna need lots of help, so i thought i'd stick my head in now and say hello :)
[01:39] <BinaryFu> Devo: RAR
[01:39] <Devo> lol
[01:39] <Devo> BinaryFu: Thanks.
[01:39] <Darkmystere> can anybody help?
[01:39] <BinaryFu> :)
[01:39] <javaJake> nano__: for kicks, try th0r's idea: run this command in a terminal: sudo modprobe ipw3945
[01:39] <javaJake> nano__: if your wireless works, then you are all set
[01:39] <Odd-rationale> Maldizbit: Glad you're in.
[01:39] <nickrud> jvai: hm. you mentioned irc, do normal web pages open in firefox
[01:39] <BinaryFu> Devo: np
[01:39] <aexis> welcome Maldizbit
[01:39] <h1st0> rolobio: it should work unless you ahve some black market nvidia.
[01:39] <darkblue_B> hist0: just the user/pass on a kybd.. no monitor.. that starts the graphics session.. now vino is available.. thx
[01:39] <th0r> lsmod
[01:40] <nickrud> jvai: sorry reread your question
[01:40] <rolobio> nope got it off of newegg.com
[01:40] <Darkmystere> Well everybody welcomes him but no welcome to me...
[01:40] <h1st0> darkblue_B: No I mean setting a password for the remote control.
[01:40] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - and another resolves to Yahoo! - so it's actually starting to look like someone's hitting my computer with a DDoS attack, though I'm not quite sure how they could be hitting just my computer as opposed to my whole network x.x
[01:40] <Darkmystere> nickrud: I need ur help Badly..
[01:40] <aexis> welcome Darkmystere
[01:40] <jvai> nickrud yes, but when i tried a link in here, mozilla opened, instead of FF.. strange!
[01:40] <javaJake> Darkmystere: happens a lot - it's always busy around these parts
[01:40] <rolobio> i'll give you a link so you can take a look...
[01:40] <h1st0> !nvidia > rolobio,   rolobio Read the private message from ubotu.
[01:40] <BinaryFu> Darkmystere: Nobyd welcomes me either.
[01:40] <Odd-rationale> Darkmystere: who are you? ;)
[01:40] <th0r> javaJake just checked and my wifi uses the same module...and that is the name so that command should work.
[01:40] <nickrud> jvai: what irc client are you using?
[01:40] <javaJake> th0r: I'm talking to nano__ about his card. :)
[01:40] <Darkmystere> Odd-rationale: its My Dark-Mystere =)
[01:40] <Maldizbit> i just can't get over the cube 4 desktops malarky... whoever wrote that bit of code deserves a small medal imo.
[01:40] <nano__> no response after i entered the password, how do i check to see if the driver is installed again?
[01:41] <jvai>  xchat. @ nickrud.
[01:41] <nano__> sorry, first night with linux
[01:41] <th0r> javaJake yup...just offering a little support <smile>
[01:41] <javaJake> Maldizbit: talk to the compiz folks. :)
[01:41] <aexis> Odd-rationale: i can't unchekc the screensaver, do you have any idea?
[01:41] <javaJake> th0r: haha, thanks. :D
[01:41] <nickrud> Darkmystere: lol, I'm not ignoring you :)
[01:41] <Maldizbit> compiz folks? who are they?
[01:41] <rolobio> yes i know i've tried that already but i can't start up my system with the card in.
[01:41] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Well.. I need HELP Badd im acctually on windows and ubuntu channel its soo diffrent... Well
[01:41] <BinaryFu> Maldizbit: The people who made it. :)
[01:41] <javaJake> Maldizbit: in fact, the shadows around your windows, the fancy close/open effects, the minimize effects, all that is done by Compiz
[01:41] <Odd-rationale> aexis: There is no entry for screensaver, correct?
[01:41] <javaJake> Maldizbit: in case you didn't know. ;)
[01:41] <nickrud> jvai: but opening a link in, say your email client opens in firefox?
[01:41] <aexis> Odd-rationale: i've a very old pc with ONLY 256 RAM...so i desperately NEED to stop loading all the small apps that i never use
[01:41] <jvai> nickrud, i went to xchat's settings, but i didnt see the settings for it's browser
[01:41] <Maldizbit> i guessed that! but who are they, where do they chat (freenode, i hope?)
[01:41] <aexis> Odd-rationale: , correct
[01:42] <Darkmystere> nickrud: i left my computer on a plastic like cover well silky a labtop and it overheated and then obviously it Force Shutdown not too good on my install...
[01:42] <jvai> aaahh, i havent try that yet! @ nickrud
[01:42] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Actually, I think that is part of gnome-power-manager.
[01:42] <BinaryFu> Maldizbit: I dunno, they're programmers...do programmers actually chat?
[01:42] <Darkmystere> nickrud: now as u can guess file not found so i go and run chkdsk /f
[01:42] <nickrud> jvai: let me know
[01:42] <Maldizbit> i know a programmer, he chats... not sure about the rest of them though
[01:42] <aexis> Odd-rationale: aNd if i terminate/kill gnome power manager, will my pc be shut down?
[01:43] <Odd-rationale> aexis: No, you just won't have stuff like battery monitor, and power saver prefs
[01:43] <jvai> nickrud.. ok.. evolution opens FF with links. WHEEEW
[01:43] <Darkmystere> nickrud: and it finds the files ok so i go into windows looking for the files now im in live cd i can see the files but i cant get them so windows can see.. i can only see them in ubuntu..
[01:43] <nickrud> BinaryFu: you chat to some here, they just don't say they are
[01:43] <nano__> javajake did you see my last message?
[01:43] <rolobio> here is my card http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814143040
[01:43] <LjL> DerangedDelusion: may want to have a look at http://www.newartisans.com/blog_files/tricks.with.iptables.php - search for "drop excessive RST". you may also want to ask freenode staff a cloak for your hostname.
[01:43] <soyunperdedor> Maldizbit: Id' start in #compiz-fusion probably
[01:43] <jvai> xchat, is the culprid
[01:43] <javaJake> nano__: possibly not...
[01:43] <aexis> Odd-rationale: which, taking in count is a desktop PC, will not make any freaking diff, isn't that right?
[01:43] <Darkmystere> nickrud: So im left with 28GB left... and 2 Fragmented file system failiers anyhelp?
[01:44] <BinaryFu> nickrud: I know. :P But that smartassed comment always stirs them up...unless they're busy shaving their teeth or bashing more code. ;)
[01:44] <Maldizbit> thanks soyunperdedor
[01:44] <nickrud> Darkmystere: install explore2fs in windows, it will read your ubuntu files
[01:44] <nickrud> BinaryFu: hahahha
[01:44] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Not too much, i would think. You're plugged in all the time anyways.
[01:44] <javaJake> nano__: if you say my name before you talk to me (like I do for you) it highlights those messages so I see them better in the crowd
[01:44] <nano__> i was wondering how do i confirm that the driver is installed as i havent seen anything after i entered my password
[01:44] <javaJake> nano__: did you run that command?
[01:44] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Originally i had 70Gb....
[01:44] <BinaryFu> I have nothing but love for them, they rock.
[01:44] <javaJake> nano__: oh, then it worked. :)
[01:44] <jvai> lol. mozilla hijacked my xchat!!!
[01:44] <th0r> nano__:lsmod | grep ipw
[01:44] <B-rabbit> laterz all
[01:44] <nickrud> Darkmystere: sounds like you might have screwed your hard drive, I don't know
[01:44] <Darkmystere> how big is explore2fs?
[01:44] <javaJake> th0r: heheh, thanks, good idea
[01:45] <nickrud> jvai: a sec
[01:45] <nano__> thanks
[01:45] <th0r> javaJake magic incantation...astounds the new guys <smile>
[01:45] <jvai> i got eclipse from the repos.. & it needed mozilla i dont kno why
[01:45] <nano__> how do i connect to a wireless network now?
[01:45] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Also they wont defrag... well if and when i fix this guess what here comes lublin All partion 30GB Linux 40Gb Windows lol
[01:45] <javaJake> nano__: upper-right corner there's a wireless tool
[01:45] <javaJake> nano__: it should list out the wireless networks around
[01:45] <BinaryFu> Similar to some of the tools found in here.
[01:45] <BinaryFu> ^_^
[01:45] <aexis> Odd-rationale: is there anything ELSE i can kill without loosing any data nor config?
[01:46] <AussieHatter> i have a via nic on a ubuntu box going at the amazing speed of 512kbps... grrr
[01:46] <BinaryFu> AussieHatter: Is that b or B?
[01:47] <AussieHatter> b
[01:47] <AussieHatter> :(
[01:47] <BinaryFu> AussieHatter: Eeeeewwwwwwww....
[01:47] <BinaryFu> That's just wrong.
[01:47] <AussieHatter> yes...
[01:47] <nickrud> jvai: try sudo update-alternatives --config www-browser
[01:47] <InGunsWeTrust> I am playing with screenlets and i opened more than one mailcheck widget. If i disable or quit or any of that all of them disappear and no matter what I do if I enable it again two of them come up! how can i fix this
[01:47] <nano__> javaJake: on the bar? i dont see it, this is Ubuntu 6.06 if that makes a difference
[01:47] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Are you using gnome? If you want low resource usage, i would reccomend using fluxbox. you can install it on top of your gnome install and choose which between them.
[01:47] <rolobio> ok i'm going to put my problem on here, i apologize if its long...
[01:47] <BinaryFu> AussieHatter: Did you remember to sacrifice a chicken before you set up your network?
[01:47] <rolobio> I've tried two different nVidia graphics card and my system freezes at startup on the third line of "the worm" on the Ubuntu startup screen. The two cards are: nVidia GeForce FX5200 PCI, and nVidia GeForce 6200 OC PCI. I recently bought the 6200 thinking maybe my 5200 was broken. Does anyone know of any tutorials on how to set up these cards? I've looked and lots of tutorials and websites but can't seem to find an answer to this problem.
[01:47] <rolobio> Heres what I've been trying to do:
[01:47] <rolobio> Install and enable the restricted driver for nVidia graphics cards withthe Restricted Drivers manager. But a popup comes up telling me: "Yourhardware does not need any restricted drivers." but if I put my card inthe system freezes... if I can't enable the driver without the card inhow can I install and enable the driver??
[01:47] <javaJake> nano__: yes, that would make a difference. :)
[01:47] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - will do - any point in looking at the logs from a packet sniffer? Because I was just able to get some.
[01:47] <nickrud> jvai: if it's not mozilla, just leave it be, there's a couple others to check
[01:47] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Apprently windows hates that i like ubuntu better then windows
[01:48] <jvai> ok @ nickrud.. copying & pasting from here to shell
[01:48] <Darkmystere> !pastebin | rolobio
[01:48] <nickrud> Darkmystere: nah, your laptop hated that counter
[01:48] <ubotu> rolobio: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[01:48] <nomasteryoda> InGunsWeTrust, that'd be under the properties when you right click the screenlet in question
[01:48] <nomasteryoda> instead of the context menu
[01:48] <javaJake> nano__: the latest version of Ubuntu is much better, but we'll go ahead and use what you've got. Open System -> Administration -> Networking
[01:48] <aexis> Odd-rationale: itried Xfdce, and it was MORE resources that it eat the bastard....
[01:48] <rolobio> ok thank you...
[01:48] <javaJake> nano__: you'll see your wireless stuff there. Self-explanatory, but ask if you have any problems
[01:48] <aexis> Odd-rationale: i'm on Xubuntu/Ubuntu now
[01:48] <Darkmystere> rolobio: Sorry but that was a mouth full lol
[01:48] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Fluxbos is light. I promise.
[01:49] <ruthbuzzard> hey can someone help me with my linux printing?
[01:49] <acidfire2008> I got a question im trying to setup pure-ftpd under ssh to a ubuntu server and was wondering if anyone could help me configure it?
[01:49] <Darkmystere> rolobio: I did it once also its fine
[01:49] <AussieHatter> nope soorry,  it's B
[01:49] <ruthbuzzard> !printing
[01:49] <ubotu> Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[01:49] <aexis> Odd-rationale: may i be able to keep the soft i already installed on Ubuntu?
[01:49] <acidfire2008> Im trying to figure out how to change port and also change home directory
[01:49] <AussieHatter> 512kB/s
[01:49] <rolobio> ok heres the link to my problem: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51964/
[01:49] <Darkmystere> nickrud: lol what does that mean
[01:49] <InGunsWeTrust> where under properties I have looked all over
[01:49] <th0r> aexis if xfce was hogging resources something else was wrong...I have done some serious comparisons and xfce is relatively good on resource management
[01:49] <AussieHatter> no chicken sacrisfising
[01:50] <nickrud> Darkmystere: that seems to be what happened, an overheat and hardware failure.
[01:50] <jvai> lol @ nickrud, look "There is only 1 program which provides www-browser(/usr/bin/w3m). Nothing to configure"
[01:50] <Darkmystere> nickrud: everything works better in Ubuntu and windows hates it soo much that when i was trying to defrag a virus unfragged..
[01:50] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Yes. Just install "fluxbox" on top of your current install. Let me get you some links...
[01:50] <LjL> DerangedDelusion, well, i'm far from an expert, you sound more like one than i am really. but i'm just reading that the primary purpose of an RST attack may be to, well, close your connections. that however requires spoofing a packet coming from the *right* host (like spoofing one from yahoo.com if you're visiting yahoo.com), and doing *several* attempts to guess the correct sequence number. i'm reading this at http://kerneltrap.org/node/3072 . so you could
[01:50] <LjL> see if the *amount* of the RST packets seems like enough to think that such an attack might be happening, or whether it's simply a smaller (though still substantial) amount of packets simply meant to generally hose your connection.
[01:50] <javaJake> LjL floods! 0o
[01:50] <Darkmystere> LOL
[01:50] <javaJake> The world has come to an end!
[01:50] <LjL> javaJake: verbosity is not flood
[01:50] <nickrud> jvai: try running   sensible-browser   in a terminal, what do you get
[01:50] <Darkmystere> !lol | Darkmystere
[01:50] <javaJake> !flood | LjL
[01:50] <ubotu> LjL: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[01:50] <javaJake> ;)
[01:50] <LjL> !b > javaJake    (javaJake, see the private message from Ubotu)
[01:50] <aexis> Odd-rationale: & th0r, my problme is to free resources to use some soft for video and audio editing....
[01:51] <th0r> LjL verbosity is usually sesquipedalian
[01:51] <javaJake> LjL: heheheh, I know, I know... :)
[01:51] <aexis> th0r: so xfce Is more light than Gnome?
[01:51] <LjL> javaJake ;P
[01:51] <rolobio> does anyone know an answer to my problem? i've been working on this for a few weeks now, i'm not a noob with computers at all... and this one has me stumped...
[01:51] <Odd-rationale> aexis: You can run both kde and gnome apps in fluxbox.
[01:51] <jvai> lmao.. @ nickrud... moz opened up!
[01:51] <nano__> javaJake: thanks, I'll check it out, 6.06 LTS  if that makes a difference ;D
[01:51] <th0r> aexis definitely more light than gnome. Probably a little heavier than fluxbox...but xfce has some nice features that I think make it worthwhile
[01:51] <aexis> Odd-rationale: that sound very good indeed then
[01:52] <Darkmystere> rolobio: Ur lucky i havent been able to keep a working ubuntu install for more then 3 days or less -.-
[01:52] <javaJake> nano__: nope. :)
[01:52] <mrbrdo> hey, what do i need for my Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (rev 02) to work?
[01:52] <nickrud> jvai: ah,  sudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
[01:52] <mrbrdo> which package\driver
[01:52] <javaJake> nano__: it's good to check though
[01:52] <ruthbuzzard> !printing
[01:52] <ubotu> Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[01:52] <aexis> th0r: so how could i check what was wrong with my xfce?
[01:52] <TeXnicer> mrbrdo: did you check lspci?
[01:52] <matt___> i need to add 9 audio mp3s into one, one after the other. altogether they are about 500mb, i tried audacity, but is there an easier way to do this?
[01:52] <TeXnicer> !lspci
[01:52] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lspci - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:52] <rolobio> Darkmystere: lol, yes well i've been able to solve every problem so far but this one...
[01:52] <AussieHatter> i am tempted to switch eth1 and eth0 around in 70-persistent-net-rules then reboot and ask a staff to switch the cables around....  however if there is a problem i am 2.5 hours away....
[01:52] <aexis> th0r: 'cos with gnome i've ahd no probelms, the PC IS faster than under freaking Windows (R)
[01:53] <matt___> basically, i have 8 mp3's, and would like to combine them into one, each playing after the other.
[01:53] <jvai> nickrud.. same results - There is only 1 program which provides www-browser(/usr/bin/w3m). Nothing to configure.
[01:53] <AussieHatter> will i risk it ?
[01:53] <nano__> th0r: Thanks
[01:53] <mrbrdo> TeXnicer how do you think i got "Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (rev 02)"?
[01:53] <nickrud> jvai: no,   x-www-browser it's different
[01:53] <jvai> oo ok
[01:53] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Good howto for fluxbox: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fluxbox
[01:53] <Darkmystere> rolobio: windows hates that i like ubuntu better then i do windows i stoped using windows entirely for 3days now the virual disk is fragmented and windows doesnt see the file that im looking at when i mounted windows from livecd
[01:53] <TeXnicer> mrbrdo: i would google that then
[01:53] <javaJake> AussieHatter: no. :)
[01:53] <telee> if i wanted to link (ln) would this be the command.  I would be in the folder i want to link to my external.  ln /media/MEDIA/music
[01:53] <Thoth1287> Just wanted to thank everyone who helped me fix my problem with Synaptic package manager, u kno who u r!
[01:53] <InGunsWeTrust> In the options of my screenlet I have X-Position Y-Position Scale Stick to Desktop Treat as Widget Lock position Keep Above Keep Below Skip Pager Skip Taskbar Alloq overiding Options Ask on Override and some email stuff. Where do i make myself only have ONE!
[01:53] <th0r> aexis I run gkrellm to keep tabs on the system. I run a coreduo with 1G ram, at present my cpu load is between 0 and 2%, and I have 795M free ram. If you don't see similar I would start with 'top' to see what is using up cpu or memory
[01:53] <mrbrdo> TeXnicer don't you think i haven't done that yet
[01:53] <InGunsWeTrust> haha
[01:53] <mrbrdo> blah blah
[01:54] <rolobio> Darkmystere: do you have windows installed as well? or just linux?
[01:54] <mneptok> mrbrdo: it should work without much fiddling
[01:54] <TeXnicer> mrbrdo: and check ubuntuusers.
[01:54] <CaPsULe> How create 512Mb swap?
[01:54] <AussieHatter> javajake :  dammit !
[01:54] <jvai> nickrud - "no alternatives for xwww-browser"
[01:54] <Thoth1287> it was as simple as changing my IP from localhost to the real one
[01:54] <matt___> i need to add 9 audio mp3s into one, one after the other. altogether they are about 500mb, i tried audacity, but is there an easier way to do this?
[01:54] <mrbrdo> well it doesn't work out of the box
[01:54] <Thoth1287> TY all
[01:54] <matt___> i need to add 9 audio mp3s into one, one after the other. altogether they are about 500mb, i tried audacity, but is there an easier way to do this?
[01:54] <CaPsULe> How create 512Mb swap?
[01:54] <mrbrdo> with 7.10 KDE4
[01:54] <mneptok> mrbrdo: what makes you say that? is Network Manager displaying access points?
[01:54] <javaJake> AussieHatter: not that it won't work, but you can never tell. :)
[01:54] <aexis> th0r: i'm not running, i'm fuckjing WALKING
[01:54] <nickrud> jvai: finally,  try gnome-www-browser
[01:54] <Darkmystere> rolobio: Both Im starting to hate windows Ubuntu is more smooth but im trying to be nice and keep it and give windows the better share of the pie i.e 40GB ubuntu 30GB
[01:54] <LjL> !language | aexis
[01:54] <ubotu> aexis: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[01:54] <mrbrdo> mneptok iwconfig doesn't list anything but eth0 which is LAN
[01:55] <rolobio> CaPsULe: can you explain your question more thoroughly?
[01:55] <mrbrdo> and lo0
[01:55] <Odd-rationale> aexis: If you want to know how it looks like (not right out of the box, though): http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=55532&d=1199661443
[01:55] <th0r> aexis install gkrellm first...you will love it.
[01:55] <AussieHatter> javaJake, yes thats it,  if it doesnt i will have to drive there
[01:55] <TeXnicer> mrbrdo: iwconfig?
[01:55] <aexis> th0r: 1,8 @2,4, 256 RAM...
[01:55] <mneptok> mrbrdo: is Network Manager displaying access points?
[01:55] <nano__> javaJake: I dont see a list of avail. networks? sorry, new to linux, maybe too used to windows
[01:55] <AussieHatter> i am struggling to think how i can fix it from here thouh......
[01:55] <rolobio> Darksystere: lol i was doing the same thing then i found wine! its awesome but i just can't get this graphics card working...
[01:55] <mrbrdo> mneptok i don't know i think iwconfig is kind of more basic don't you think
[01:55] <CaPsULe> rolobio: I want create swap partition.
[01:55] <jvai> nickrud.. FF opened, but in another window
[01:55] <aexis> sorry ljl
[01:55] <jvai> strange
[01:55] <nickrud> jvai: ok, not mozilla. hm.  type   echo $BROWSER
[01:55] <zamfir> Trying to add my monitor under Screens & Graphics. A restart is needed. When done, the monitor is listed again as Unknown. How can I fix this?
[01:56] <rolobio> Capsule: ok is your OS already fully installed or are you installing it right now?
[01:56] <mneptok> mrbrdo: you should use Network Manager to diagnose wifi issues. it's more reliable as to what it actually sees than is iwconfig.
[01:56] <th0r> aexis I still think xfce will work. I am running a server with 7.10 that runs xfce remotely, and even there the cpu is under 5% most of the time and mem is 86M free out of 192M
[01:56] <CaPsULe> rolobio: i have installed
[01:56] <mneptok> mrbrdo: is Network Manager displaying access points? any at all?
[01:56] <mrbrdo> mneptok does that exist for KDE
[01:56] <CaPsULe> rolobio: how i can know swap size?
[01:56] <mneptok> mrbrdo: oho! KDE.
[01:56] <mrbrdo> i'm rebooting right now i'll see if it's there
[01:56] <rolobio> Capsule: your swap should be twice the size of your RAM
[01:56] <mneptok> mrbrdo: you might want to try #kubuntu
[01:56] <InGunsWeTrust> I am playing with screenlets and i opened more than one mailcheck widget. If i disable or quit or any of that all of them disappear and no matter what I do if I enable it again two of them come up! how can i fix this (it is not in properties I tried that)
[01:56] <exneo> hey what command do I use to put kde4.0 on top of fiesty
[01:57] <Flare183> !kde4
[01:57] <ubotu> KDE 4.0 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. KDE 4.0 packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.php - More information can be found at http://www.kde.org/announcements/4.0/ - Support in #kubuntu-kde4
[01:57] <exneo> i tried kde4.0-desktop but it dont work
[01:57] <rolobio> does anyone know an answer to my problem? I've looked everywhere... http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51964/
[01:57] <mrbrdo> mneptok it doesn't matter which window manager i'm using for NETWORK RELATED issues!
[01:57] <T3> hey guys.. i'm looking for the package that bring 'spawn' command
[01:57] <T3> some ideas?
[01:57] <mrbrdo> at least last i checked
[01:57] <jvai> nickrud, nada, just a space, then back to curser command wait
[01:57] <CaPsULe> rolobio: cat /proc/swaps this shows swap size?
[01:57] <mneptok> mrbrdo: it does if you're using DESKTOP ENVIRONMENT SPECIFIC UTILITIES TO TROUBLESHOOT
[01:57] <mrbrdo> look
[01:57] <mrbrdo> ifconfig -a
[01:57] <DerangedDelusion> LjL - for someone who's not an expert, securing my iptables using the tricks on that site really helped - I had assumed that Ubuntu had a default 'safe' configuration for iptables, but in fact, I was basically on the web without a firewall - but it's working great now - thanks!
[01:57] <exneo> so is their a terminal command to install kde4.0
[01:57] <mrbrdo> doesn't even display the iface
[01:57] <mrbrdo> ok?
[01:58] <mrbrdo> so i doubt Gnome could show something to me that ifconfig can't
[01:58] <ruthbuzzard> ok I have a canon mp370 all in one printer I should use cups to print right?
[01:58] <AussieHatter> DerangedDelusion, are you not behind an adsl modem ?
[01:58] <jvai> moz hijacked my xchat....
[01:58] <exneo> so what command do I use
[01:58] <mneptok> mrbrdo: welp, i'm sure you know more about this stuff than i.
[01:58]  * nickrud doesn't ever remember mneptok shouting
[01:58]  * mneptok tootles off to help others
[01:58] <rolobio> Capsule: uhm... i'm not to sure about that, sorry but the only way I know how to create swap space is to do it during the installation (i'd just go with what ubuntu reccomends)
[01:58] <LjL> DerangedDelusion, well, it's pretty safe by default, since there's no services listening on any ports (well, i think there's an exception to that in Gutsy). being vulnerable to DDoS doesn't mean not being "safe" from a security perspective... it just breaks your connections :)
[01:59] <TeXnicer> how to invite ppl into channel?
[01:59] <jvai> i had moz & moz composer installed
[01:59] <zamfir> Trying to add my monitor under Screens & Graphics. A restart is needed. When done, the monitor is listed again as Unknown. How can I fix this?
[01:59] <ruthbuzzard> now does that mean I need certain modules to make this printer work'
[01:59] <jvai> when i install eclispe
[01:59] <erawfish> TeXnicer:  /invite
[01:59] <aexis> DerangedDelusion: ALL the ports are CLOSEd by default..what are you tlaking about?
[01:59] <LjL> aexis: uhm, no.
[01:59] <LjL> there's just no services listening.
[01:59] <nickrud> jvai: when you installed eclipse. One last thing, do    env | sort  , and put that on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[02:00] <exneo> so how do i install kde4.0 over fiesty from the terminal
[02:00] <DerangedDelusion> aexis - This was a problem with TCP RST flood attack, that LjL helped me to figure out.
[02:00] <LjL> !kde4 > exneo    (exneo, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:00] <aexis> lkl i tested my ports after installing
[02:00] <mneptok> exneo: i doubt KDE4 is in Feisty's backports, but i could be wrong.
[02:00] <portablejim>  Does anyone use either Nvidia Geforce 7200GS or Nvidia Geforce 8400GS? How well do they perform? (I want to know whether (or not) I should buy one).
[02:00] <Darkmystere> LjL: Is there a stats plugin for ubotu i want to know how much time ive wasted >.>
[02:00] <DerangedDelusion> aexis - that's not going to prevent a brute force TCP RST/DDoS attack
[02:00] <aexis> DerangedDelusion: and they were all closed by default
[02:01] <Darkmystere> LjL: In all lol
[02:01] <DerangedDelusion> aexis - That's great, but a TCP RST attack relies on you having an open web connection
[02:01] <aexis> DerangedDelusion: interesting then....
[02:01] <LjL> !ircstats > Darkmystere    (Darkmystere, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:01] <InGunsWeTrust> what does everyone think the best email client is
[02:01] <aexis> DerangedDelusion: so did you install firestarter?
[02:01] <jvai> apt-get remove mozilla? @ nickrud. & ouch on env \ sort - no such file or directory
[02:01] <DerangedDelusion> aexis - No, I just blocked excessive rst packets in iptables
[02:01] <javaJake> portablejim: a general rule of thumb is, if they're newer than six months, don't expect full Linux support. A year is a good safety limit.
[02:02] <zamfir> HELP! Trying to add my monitor under Screens & Graphics. A restart is needed. When done, the monitor is listed again as Unknown. How can I fix this?
[02:02] <ruthbuzzard> the printer is recognized in system so does that mean I just have to setup cups?
[02:02] <nickrud> jvai: not backslash, vertical bar, above the \ on my keyboard
[02:02] <LjL> DerangedDelusion, i argue however that Ubuntu should *not* provide such sophisticated (and potentially service-denying itself) "flood protection". it should certainly make sure that no sensitive and potentially exploitable services are running on your machine, but i really don't think it ought to implement active counter-measures by default - with all their conceivable side effects.
[02:02] <jvai> aah ok
[02:02] <aexis> DerangedDelusion: i found a much better way of protecting my pc
[02:02] <portablejim> I am wanting performance info. They would both have support.
[02:03] <aexis> DerangedDelusion: one pc is connected, another is NEVER and NEVER will BE, connected
[02:03] <aexis> :-P
[02:03] <jvai> nickrud.. it's pasted
[02:03] <LjL> aexis: that doesn't help when you're trying to use your *connection* on the *connected* pc and an attack gets you *disconnected*.
[02:03] <erawfish> how do you flood protect a typical ubuntu box? DDOS is not something you protect yourself against but your ISP does for you
[02:03] <nickrud> jvai: what's the url?
[02:03] <exneo> ubotu didnt explain my question I use feisty and I want kde 4.0
[02:04] <erawfish> not as if your connection could normally handly any kind of DDOS: it will be just overwhelmed no matter what
[02:04] <aexis> LjL nope, that's true.....i know that for sad expoerience
[02:04] <exneo> so is their a sudo apt-get .. to install kde4.0
[02:04] <LjL> exneo: did you miss the part that says that KDE 4.0 support is to be obtained in #kubuntu-kde4?
[02:04] <jvai> nickrud - http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51966/
[02:04]  * javaJake wonders how he can turn off the annoying *star* highlights LjL's been using in irssi
[02:04] <erawfish> !kde4 | exneo
[02:04] <ubotu> exneo: KDE 4.0 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. KDE 4.0 packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.php - More information can be found at http://www.kde.org/announcements/4.0/ - Support in #kubuntu-kde4
[02:04] <LjL> javaJake: you use a client that for some reason decides to render words that have asterisks around them as *bold*... you face the consequences :)
[02:04] <aexis> LjL, but as each time i install something better to protect my connection, the (CENSORED) use some thing even BETTER, then i just have to get along with it
[02:05] <zamfir> Could someone please help me?
[02:05] <erawfish> !helpme | zamfir
[02:05] <ubotu> zamfir: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience
[02:05] <ThipThip> WINE question:  Has anyone ever encountered a situation where the "file edit view" menus would not work in WINE?  Is there a solution?
[02:05] <nickrud> jvai: if sensible-browser starts mozilla, one of $BROWSER , gnome-www-browser, x-www-browser, or www-browser has to point to it
[02:06] <zamfir> !repeat
[02:06] <erawfish> jvai: ls /etc/alternatives/*browse*
[02:06] <ubotu> Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[02:06] <aexis> erawfish: so HOW could i protect my connection that way?
[02:06] <zamfir> !patience
[02:06] <ubotu> The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[02:06] <jvai> nickrud sensible-browser open MOZ
[02:06] <erawfish> myrtion: against a DDOS? you can't really
[02:06] <exneo> if i type in sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop in feisty will I get 3.5 or 4.0
[02:06] <AussieHatter> do you think acpi or an interrupt could cause the via chip to go slow ?
[02:06] <erawfish> except get a new IP for example or your ISP does it for you
[02:06] <AussieHatter> via nic that is
[02:06] <LjL> exneo: 3.5
[02:06] <Darkmystere> brb
[02:07] <aexis> erawfish: my IP is not a fix one...
[02:07] <exneo> how do I install 4.0
[02:07] <nickrud> jvai: so one of those should start mozilla,  /usr/bin/sensible-browser is so simple even I can read it
[02:07] <starfall87> 7.10/laptop/fglrx 7.12-my monitor does not turn off after any amount of inactivity even though it is set to turn off after 15 minutes, not using XGL/compiz or AIGLX/compiz
[02:07] <Ryuho> what's a good gui based ftp/ssh connect program that can drag and drop files?
[02:07] <erawfish> if a few thousand machines send you rubbish even DROP will saturate your connection
[02:08] <th0r> Ryuho I use fusesmb or sshfs to map shares to folders in my home...then I can drag and drop
[02:08] <aexis> erawfish: question: how can i start as SUP without the terminals?
[02:08] <Ryuho> hm
[02:08] <Ryuho> thanks
[02:08] <erawfish> what is a SUP?
[02:08] <aexis> i started several softs and they all said that i didn't have root privs, but when i try to log in as root it doesn't let me
[02:09] <zamfir> how can i install a new monitor in Ubuntu?
[02:09] <erawfish> aexis: that's how it's supposed to be. start the software with gksudo
[02:09] <LjL> !root > aexis    (aexis, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:09] <Devo> Guess what I just learned? rm -rf /
[02:09] <erawfish> zamfir: unplug old, plug in new, run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver and restart X
[02:10] <aexis> LjL: silly, it's My pc, not a stolen one...i KNOW the root password
[02:10] <erawfish> Devo: did you run that command?
[02:10] <erawfish> or that
[02:10] <aexis> when i am asked for it, as for installing updates, there's no prob
[02:10] <LjL> !root | aexis, which part is not clear?
[02:10] <ubotu> aexis, which part is not clear?: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[02:11] <jvai> aaaarg, lost.. ok.. ty @ nickrud
[02:11] <aexis> but sometimes i try to use a soft and it says that i don't have th root privs, and when i tried to close the session adn start it as root i am not allowed to do so
[02:11] <LjL> aexis: nor should you. *READ THE ABOVE*
[02:11] <pablo> jhola
[02:11] <erawfish> what part of gksudo is hard o use?
[02:11] <pablo> hay alguien
[02:11] <pablo> ?
[02:11] <LjL> !es | pablo
[02:11] <ubotu> pablo: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[02:11] <nickrud> jvai: very wierd, true. Considering installing mozilla just to see ;)
[02:11] <Ryuho-tablet> hm
[02:11] <aexis> LjL, ok thanks, i got it now
[02:12] <jvai> nooo! lol dont do it man @ nickrud
[02:12] <erawfish> if mozilla doesn't set the alternatives properly it's a bug
[02:12] <ogre> hey guys, I just deleted a partition and merged 30gb into my ubuntu partition. when i went to reboot it wouldnt start x. i ran a fsck and had to select "Y" for all inode repair. i cant see the space in conky any suggestions? please help im on a time constraint
[02:12] <aexis> erawfish: what's this gksudo you tlaked about?
[02:12] <Odd-rationale> aexis: gksudo is a graphical sudo
[02:12] <LjL> !gksudo
[02:12] <ubotu> If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why)
[02:13] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Ur gunna kick my big fat but when u figure out how easy it was to fix my problem...
[02:13] <zamfir> erawfish: Do you know why a monitor on the list wouldn't be recognized by Ubuntu, or when it is set under Screens & Graphics, it resets to Unknown on restart?
[02:13] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Guess what i did...
[02:14] <nickrud> Darkmystere: not a clue
[02:14] <Gekkomon_Shogun> i feel stupid right now
[02:14] <jvai> nickrud, the results for ls /etc/alternatives/*browser* ->  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51967/
[02:15] <nickrud> jvai: those are all links, one might point directly at mozilla, but might also go thru a couple other links:  ls -l
[02:15] <Darkmystere> nickrud: I pulled the file named "disks" from the file windows couldnt see and then opened another fileborswer with windows in it and pulled the file inot ubuntu and guess what Ubuntu booted i just wantred to tell others how to fix it if they get that problem
[02:15] <Gekkomon_Shogun> dont u hate it when u dload something and you forgot to save it and it failes to open
[02:16] <Darkmystere> nickrud: U want to help me file a Fix? For some reason ubuntu fourms wont let me post >.>
[02:16] <nickrud> Darkmystere: I don't have an account on the forums
[02:16] <etzerd> hello all
[02:16] <etzerd> ?
[02:16] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Well u know anymods that do?
[02:16] <etzerd> when the next version of ubuntu will be out?
[02:17] <nickrud> not off the top of my head, I don't spend much time there
[02:17] <aexis> Odd-rationale: tried it, somehow it's directed to the media player....
[02:18] <ruthbuzzard> is there a ubuntu classroom for printing?
[02:18] <Odd-rationale> aexis: You tried what?
[02:18] <etzerd> when the next version of ubuntu will be out?
[02:19] <jvai> nickrud, i'm about to do an *apt-get remove MOZ*
[02:19] <ruthbuzzard> if i have the printer already recognized in printer settings must I just configure cups
[02:19] <robdig> etzerd: april
[02:19] <erawfish> etzerd: next april
[02:19] <etzerd> thanks
[02:20] <robert_> 'eyesapplet-kde4: Depends: kdebase-runtime-bin but it is not going to be installed' -- wtf?
[02:22] <viator> im trying to enter a kernel paramter in the grub menu.lst
[02:22] <viator> but im not sure i put it in the right place
[02:23] <aexis> Odd-rationale: forget it, NOW it worked, i must have done something worng
[02:23] <viator> i put it under ##start default options#
[02:23] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Sorry, I must have missed it. What were you trying to do?
[02:23] <zamfir> erawfish: you told me to run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver then restart x, right?
[02:23] <viator> well at the bottom of the stuff in that small section
[02:24] <viator> can someone look at this if i paste bin it
[02:24] <robdig> viator: paste it in the pastebin http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org and we'll take a look. don't paste it in the channel please
[02:24] <aexis> Odd-rationale:  to use gksudo, and for some reason i'm trying to fiond, it opened a media reader instead
[02:24] <jvai> ok ppls.. stay safe....
[02:25] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Oh, i see.
[02:25] <WorkingOnWise> is there a way to play dvd's that are copied to the hard drive using this method https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html#dvdplayback ?
[02:25] <butsniffer> is it possible to change a process's priority level ?
[02:25] <viator> ok pasted it
[02:25] <aexis> Odd-rationale: did you have any problme with the sound card?
[02:26] <Odd-rationale> aexis: Nope.
[02:26] <aexis> not for now, but i'm testing my softs for audio editing and in some of them i get a message like my audio card is being used by other oft..
[02:26] <robdig> viator: you need to paste the link here :)
[02:26] <viator> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51968/
[02:27] <starfall87> butsniffer: yes you need to change the nice valude of the command, learn more here: http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl1_nice.htm
[02:27] <starfall87> value*
[02:27] <butsniffer> can it be done after executed?
[02:27] <butsniffer> and would of been simpler to just say nice command?
[02:27] <viator> i thought i had it there?
[02:27] <viator> thats weird
[02:28] <starfall87> butsniffer: I do not believe so, what do you want to change the priority of?
[02:28] <viator> where should i add The kerner parameter "i8042.nomux=1"
[02:28] <butsniffer> xmms
[02:28] <butsniffer> ktorrent
[02:28] <butsniffer> to name a few.
[02:29] <starfall87> butsniffer: how are you launching those programs, if you are using menu, you can edit their menu entries
[02:29] <butsniffer> command line.
[02:29] <starfall87> butsniffer: do you have them in a shell script or something so that they start when you boot?
[02:30] <butsniffer> starfall87, no
[02:30] <osiri1> hey guys, and gals, maybe...anyway, anyone remember me from last night? with the tty issue?
[02:30] <krame1> with this sn
[02:30] <Ashex> how does one check what process is locking a file?
[02:30] <bulmer> lsof
[02:30] <i3ear> My ke3ybo9ar4d do9e3s no9t w2o9r4k
[02:30] <viator> im not sure where to enter it
[02:30] <i3ear> Bu7t
[02:30] <i3ear> Thats no9t my p0r4o9ble3m
[02:31] <robdig> viator: i'd put it at the end of the line that begins with # kopt=
[02:31] <butsniffer> cpu priority is the same as schedualing prioity?
[02:31] <krame1> nickrud, remember me?
[02:31] <i3ear> My add r4e3mo9ve3 p0r4o9gr4am thi8ng
[02:31] <gilster> i got a question about grub on separate drives. I have one drive now that has two partitions, first XP was installed then Gutsy with grub making all the right menu entries. Now, i have another hard drive,empty, on which i want to isntall Fedora 8. My question-- First, how will the FC8 bootloader deal with grub on the other drive, and second where will the boot loader go(on which disc)?
[02:31] <widarto> I just migration from Vista to Ubuntu 7.10, how to import email from outlook to evolution, pls advise
[02:31] <i3ear> w2o9r4n't w2o9r4k
[02:31] <starfall87> butsniffer: you are able to manually adjust nice values in gnome system monitor, however you would have to adjust them whenever they are restarted
[02:31] <butsniffer> gnome system monitor? like top?
[02:31] <viator> you mean just below it right
[02:31] <robert_> FREAKING A
[02:32] <robert_> what the hell does 'Depends: x but it is not going to be installed' mean?
[02:32] <starfall87> butsniffer: System>Admin>System Monitor in gnome
[02:32] <robert_> why is x not going to be installed?
[02:32] <aexis> widarto: you already migrated or you are doing it as is?
[02:32] <starfall87> butsniffer: are you not using gnome?
[02:32] <robert_> oh
[02:32] <robdig> viator: no, at the end of that line
[02:32] <butsniffer> i am. i just never use all this fancy point and click shit.
[02:32] <butsniffer> 99% is all terminal.
[02:32] <robert_> sub-sub-sub-package problems
[02:33] <widarto> i mean, just install ubuntu in my laptop
[02:33] <krame1> if anyone can, i'm using 7.04 on my hpdv60xx, i have tried twice now to burn the disk, and its always the tty control problem. i can't check the disk, because of tty, and  i cant do safe graphics cause of tty
[02:33] <starfall87> butsniffer: well to do it in terminal, when you launch the program, you should do, for example
[02:33] <starfall87> nice 10 xmms where 10 is a value between -20 and 19, with -20 being the highest priority
[02:33] <viator> kopt=root=/dev/hda1 ro "i8042.nomux=1"
[02:33] <gilster> i got a question about grub on separate drives. I have one drive now that has two partitions, first XP was installed then Gutsy with grub making all the right menu entries. Now, i have another hard drive,empty, on which i want to isntall Fedora 8. My question-- First, how will the FC8 bootloader deal with grub on the other drive, and second where will the boot loader go(on which disc)?
[02:33] <viator> like that hmmm i think i need to remove the quotes
[02:33] <robdig> viator: without the ""
[02:34] <aexis> widarto: but if you already installed it, then you have not the copntacts in outlook anymore, isn't that right?
[02:34] <viator> ok cool then i un comment that line
[02:34] <viator> right
[02:34] <robdig> viator: then you need to run sudo update-grub which will add it to the actual kernel lines
[02:34] <robdig> viator: no don't uncomment it, or you'll break grub
[02:35] <viator> hmmm ok
[02:35] <MethodOne> when mount a burned data dvd, i'm not able to read the files as a regular user
[02:35] <sugaryeti24> hello ubuntu chat, is there a linux/ubuntu program that can export a movie to punch cards?
[02:36] <madz> Hello
[02:36] <darkkith> sugaryeti24: only tapes and vic-20 drive are supported
[02:36] <gilster> anyone here use FC8 on a dualboot with gutsy?
[02:36] <viator> robdig when i update grub after saving it wheni open menu.lst
[02:36] <butsniffer> need -n
[02:36] <viator> it isnt there anymore
[02:36] <butsniffer> fyi
[02:36] <viator> whats up with that?
[02:36] <sugaryeti24> darkkith: ah, thanks
[02:37] <butsniffer> so there's no way to change niceness after a program has already been launched?
[02:37] <starfall87> butsniffer: is that what you were looking for?
[02:37] <robdig> viator: hmm...
[02:37] <krame1> nickrud, you there?
[02:37] <aexis> anybody know about some driver for a SD card reader?
[02:37] <butsniffer> yeah, but, need to do it as non su though.
[02:37] <QTstuck> Anyone know why when I try to run any qt4 drmo, I get a floating point exception (core dump) ?
[02:37] <robdig> viator: so it removed it from the # kopt= line?
[02:37] <QTstuck> demo*
[02:37] <Dr_willis> aexis,  you are refering to a sd card reader built into a laptop?
[02:37] <starfall87> butsniffer: other in gnome system monitor, unfortunately I do not think so
[02:37] <viator> yes
[02:37] <butsniffer> i'm already added to the admin group.
[02:37] <MethodOne> here's my /etc/fstab: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51969/
[02:38] <starfall87> butsniffer: did you try running the command the first time with nice?
[02:38] <aexis> Dr_willis: nope, it's a weird mp3 but it's only a card reader
[02:38] <widarto> aexis : now i setup dual boot, because i am newbie, i can;t just take it out Vista right now...
[02:38] <butsniffer> ah sure?
[02:38] <butsniffer> need -n to change it
[02:38] <butsniffer> well, i need to be root to use it with the -n option.
[02:38] <noonan> question: hoe come it takes like 20 seconds to confirm administrative tasks like opening panels?
[02:38] <Dr_willis> aexis,  hmm it should show up as a scsi drive then.. but who knows what some of these comanies are doing these days
[02:38] <MGalaxy> when I run LDOCE 2005 @ kubuntu 7.10 I get this error message, http://phpfi.com/289836 ,any solution?
[02:38] <starfall87> butsniffer I believe the -n changes the nice of a running program
[02:38] <Flannel> butsniffer: renice
[02:39] <aexis> Dr_willis: it's from HAma, but it's not shown at all
[02:39] <aexis> it'sjust an mp3, with the USB cable and all
[02:39] <starfall87> ahh
[02:39] <viator> whait a minute
[02:39] <Dr_willis> aexis,  check dmesg output. it may be just too weird, or it might have some mode it needs to be in.
[02:39] <butsniffer> wait a min, you said you didn'tk now of a way to change the priority of a running program?
[02:39] <Flannel> butsniffer: it's renice.
[02:39] <viator> robdig shouldnt i ad it to the one with the kernel version or whatno
[02:39] <aexis> Dr_willis: how the heck am i supposed to do that?
[02:39] <starfall87> butsniffer: found one
[02:39] <aexis> widarto: let me check it for you, give me asec
[02:39] <starfall87> butsniffer well flannel did
[02:40] <butsniffer> aaww sweet
[02:40] <butsniffer> thx
[02:40] <starfall87> butsniffer renice 10 PID of the program
[02:40] <Dr_willis> aexis,  the 'dmesg' command, when befor and after yopu plug it in
[02:40] <thanos> hey all...
[02:40] <robdig> viator: yes you can, but it will disappear with the next kernel upgrade unless you add it to the # kopt= line
[02:40] <jlw65__> help with burning dvds?
[02:40] <starfall87> butsniffer: http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xcu/renice.html
[02:40] <viator> i added it to the one with e.g. kopt=root=/dev/hda1 ro
[02:40] <Dr_willis> jlw65__,  clarify.. You mean makign DATA dvd's ? or making AVI movies into dvd movies.
[02:40] <pug> Yesterday all sound stopped working.  Apps think that there isn't a sound device.  Why would it suddenly stop working??
[02:41] <butsniffer> thx
[02:41] <aexis> Dr_willis: i never used any command to plug it in or out, i jst did it...as it never shoiwn as any "loaded disk", i never used any command at all
[02:41] <viator> should it be the one with the uuid?
[02:41] <thanos> I have a question about a video card swap, can anyone help?
[02:41] <starfall87> butsniffer: np
[02:41] <Dr_willis> aexis,  the DMESG command shows all sorts of system messages.. run dmesg, plug it in.. run dmesg again.. LOOK at the messages at the end.
[02:41] <haxality> hi, one of my friends downloaded a program through synaptic that let him change basic properties of his GTK theme
[02:41] <robdig> viator: yes, the one with a single # and the uuid
[02:41] <haxality> does anyone know the name of it, or anything like that?
[02:41] <butsniffer> hmm, didn't help.
[02:41] <Dr_willis> aexis,  its a basic trouble shooting command. :)
[02:41] <butsniffer> system still chugs.
[02:42] <butsniffer> i guess too many connections in ktorrent
[02:42] <Dr_willis> aexis,  if its seen but linux dont know what to do with it.. dmesg should have some sort of info messages
[02:42] <krame1> anyone free to help me?
[02:42] <gilster> anyone here use FC8 on a dualboot with gutsy?
[02:42] <Flannel> !anyone
[02:42] <butsniffer> i guess a 2.6ghz isn't enough for 50,000 torrent connections. :D
[02:42] <Dr_willis> gilster,  should be doable.
[02:42] <ogre> hey guys. i just added 30Gb free space to my linux partition using gparted live cd. but it is not being detected help please with suggestions
[02:43] <ubotu> A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[02:43] <Dr_willis> invasion of the floodbots?
[02:43] <krame1> im having tty issues, anyone care to help?
[02:43] <aexis> Dr_willis: as before, i tried to cxlick on dmesg, and the decibel music player was opened
[02:43] <aexis> :-P
[02:43] <Duke_Fluke> ubotu: agreed
[02:43] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about agreed - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:43] <SpeakerMania> I'd like to get a nice dock for my GNOME desktop. Is there an easy to install and customize dock available?
[02:43] <Dr_willis> aexis,  its a SHELL command.
[02:43] <gilster> i here that FC8 is a bit strange about picking up other distros in grub....anyone have this issues?
[02:43] <gilster> *hear
[02:43] <erawfish> ogre: you need to resize the filesystemt oo
[02:43] <starfall87> krame1: what is your problem?
[02:43] <erawfish> *too
[02:43] <darkkith> how does that ubotu have the uncanny ability to know my thoughts
[02:43] <ogre> erawfish:  how do i do that?
[02:44] <aexis> Dr_willis: so it's not the dmseg that's located in the usr/bin?
[02:44] <viator> i think it might have worked should i have to reboot?
[02:44] <ruthbuzzard> ok I just got the printer to print but it only uses one quarter of the page(top left corner) how do I make this bigger? to fill normal 8.5 x 11
[02:44] <viator> i think so
[02:44] <erawfish> ogre: gparted should be able to to it. if not ext2resize can
[02:44] <Dr_willis> aexis,  open up a terminal, remove the gizmo, type 'dmesg' hit enter...  plug it in.. type in dmesg again.... (hit enter again) look at the end of the output befor and after for differetn messages
[02:44] <SpeakerMania> I'd like to get a nice dock for my GNOME desktop. Is there an easy to install and customize dock available?
[02:44] <unagi> anyone wanna help me convert .flv to .mpg?
[02:45] <erawfish> SpeakerMania: awn is popular
[02:45] <thanos> ok, here goes, what will happen if I swap out video cards?  Will my new card be detected? or will I lose the gui?
[02:45] <Dr_willis> aexis,  one normally does not just 'click to run'   most commands in /bin and /usr/bin :)
[02:45] <robdig> viator: look at it first to make sure it looks right, if it does then reboot if you want the kernel to begin using that option
[02:45] <krame1> alright, starfall, i have an hp dv60xx and according to the community, i need to use 7.04, correct?
[02:45] <viator> ok looks ok
[02:45] <viator> ill bb
[02:45] <SpeakerMania> erawfish: is it available via apt-get?
[02:45] <viator> ty
[02:45] <aexis> widarto: found it
[02:45] <notnarb> test
[02:45] <erawfish> thanos: you will need to reconfigure your X driver most likely
[02:45] <jgiorgi> hey i need some help with bootloaders, i installed windows xp on a new partition but there is no boot loader so win just loads up and i cant get into ubuntu
[02:45] <SpeakerMania> erawfish: I'll Google; thanks. :)
[02:45] <aexis> widarto: go here http://email.about.com/od/outlooktips/qt/et090604.htm
[02:45] <Dr_willis> !fixgrun
[02:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about fixgrun - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:45] <unagi> thats why you install windows first jgiorgi
[02:45] <erawfish> thanos: it you go from nvidia to nvidia, or ati to ati it usually stay without a problem
[02:45] <Dr_willis> !fixgrub | jgiorgi
[02:45] <ubotu> jgiorgi: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[02:45] <thanos> hmmm, thanx, erawfish.
[02:46] <Elevator_Hazard> Hey I'd hate to interrupt any conversations but I have a possibly quick question: I recently installed ubuntu and I'm running it now... But my screen res is at 800x600 and at startup it says that it can't find info on monitor or graphics card, and I can't fix that.
[02:46] <widarto> aexis : let me take a look. thanks
[02:46] <aexis> widarto: that way you'll export the full list of contacts to a CSV file, which can be imported to any other soft
[02:46] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: what card do you have?
[02:46] <thanos> I will go ati 7000 to ati 9250, think I'll be ok?
[02:46] <ogre> erawfish:  gparted is showing that it is 90gb (which it should be) but df -h is showing 50gb
[02:46] <erawfish> thanos: yes
[02:46] <Elevator_Hazard> Its an ATI one...
[02:46] <Dr_willis> Elevator_Hazard,  install the proper drivers for your video card for a start.
[02:46] <Dr_willis> !ati | Elevator_Hazard
[02:46] <ubotu> Elevator_Hazard: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:46] <Elevator_Hazard> The drivers I got on uh... windows were radeon 9550 I think
[02:46] <starfall87> krame1: I am unaware of that particular restriction, where did you see this?
[02:46] <aexis> Dr_willis: i see.....why not? (i know you'll curse for this one, sorry)
[02:46] <krame1> the forums, one sec and i will link it
[02:46] <erawfish> ogre: the size of the partition is not the size of the filesystem
[02:47] <wooian_> to difficult to install a proper video card
[02:47] <Dr_willis> aexis,  bvecause most of them are shell commands with no gui.
[02:47] <thanos> thanx again, erawfish, I'll give it a try.
[02:47] <Elevator_Hazard> I've actually tried through the restricted driver manager and that didn't work.
[02:47] <erawfish> !fglrx | Elevator_Hazard
[02:47] <ubotu> Elevator_Hazard: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:47] <Elevator_Hazard> Thanks I'll try that.
[02:47] <noonan> anyone know why mythbuntu control panel wreaks havok with my graphics/display settings?
[02:47] <krame1> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=582220
[02:47] <wooian_> anyone has a problem with geforce fx go 5200 driver for dell d800?
[02:47] <krame1> I have an xp DV6626
[02:48] <Dr_willis> Elevator_Hazard,  ati often has rather... lousy (and i am being nice) driver support under linux.. it is getting better.. a little...
[02:48] <krame1> so i figured that FF would work
[02:48] <Elevator_Hazard> Yea I noticed ;D
[02:48] <ogre> erawfish:  ok I am in gparted. how do i change size of filesystem?
[02:48] <QTstuck> Anyone know why when I try to run any qt4 demo, I get a floating point exception (core dump) ?
[02:48] <notnarb> Say I installed compiz-fusion on xubuntu, and disabling it causes all my title bars to disappear, bests course of action?
[02:48] <wooian_> I go a dell d800 with a nvidia card fx go 5200, and decide to install the driver from nvidia.org, anyone can help me?
[02:48] <notnarb> *best
[02:48] <Elevator_Hazard> ogre, can't you just right click a partition?
[02:48] <Dr_willis> notnarb,  rerun the proper window manager for your desktop.
[02:49] <starfall87> krame1: ahh ok, so what is the problem you are experiencing?
[02:49] <Dr_willis> compiz dosent even work with xfce does it?  only gnome/kde?
[02:49] <gilster> ok people give me a hand. I  have windows and ubuntu installed and grub works fine. I installed fc8 on a different drive. I want to boot of the first drive that has gutsy and windows and use that drives grub menu to include link to FC8 kernel found on other disc. Can i use the find grub command for that?
[02:49] <notnarb> I just installed some of the core components
[02:49] <jayne> can someone help me with this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51971/
[02:49] <jayne> ???
[02:50] <Dr_willis> notnarb,  try running 'xfwm4' if using xfce
[02:50] <krame1> it displays "/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off"
[02:50] <erawfish> gilster: no. you need to edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst~
[02:50] <ogre> Elevator_Hazard:  I did. i already added 30gb to ubuntu but df -h doesnt show it. I need to resize filesystem I guess
[02:50] <gilster> erawfish: ok
[02:50] <starfall87> kramel1: when does this display?
[02:50] <Dr_willis> gilster,  look at the grub file on the fc8 install.. copy/paste over the proper entrys to the  menu.lst for the  GRUB that you are using.
[02:50] <krame1> whenever i try to run anything from booting with the livecd
[02:50] <Dr_willis> gilster,  it pays to learn Grub very well. :)
[02:50] <hollowichigo> so this where a beginner is supposed to ask ubuntu questions?
[02:51] <Elevator_Hazard> Dir_willis, Yea I tried that thing with restricted driver manager.
[02:51] <jayne> anyone?
[02:51] <Elevator_Hazard> Said that uh...
[02:51] <aexis> Dr_willis: done it, i got a long list of absolute giberish
[02:51] <aexis> :-P
[02:51] <Duke_Fluke> hollowwichigo: ask awaaaaay
[02:51] <robdig> hollowichigo: ask away
[02:51] <gilster> alright.
[02:51] <Duke_Fluke> robidg: beat ya :)|
[02:51] <ogre> erawfish:  ok I am in gparted. how do i change size of filesystem?
[02:51] <notnarb> sec, let me restart my laptop
[02:51]  * robdig thinks my fingers are slowing down
[02:51] <hollowichigo> lol well i just started using 6.06 i think and nothing works, movies, games, whatever
[02:51] <erawfish> ogre: I don't know
[02:51] <Elevator_Hazard> I get a "fix broken packages" error.
[02:51] <hollowichigo> dont know where i am supposed to get something on the computer cause i dont have interent on it
[02:51] <modoc> Is there an alternative to npviewer.bin for flash stuff?
[02:52] <gilster> so what you guys are saying is to use ubuntus grub. open meut .1st and add the entries that fedora core made @ install..
[02:52] <erawfish> jayne: apt-cache polioy awn-core-applets-bzr
[02:52] <gilster> ok thats fine i can easily do that
[02:52] <erawfish> modoc: gnash
[02:52] <gilster> *menu
[02:52] <Elevator_Hazard> Heh yesterday I wasted liek two hours not knowing my older computer didn't support booting an OS off of usb...
[02:52] <erawfish> hollowichigo: with a floppy, CD, usb stick,...
[02:52] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: so your at a different comp then?
[02:52] <modoc> erawfish: oooo, do tell.  Is gnash stable and/or use less memory than npviewer?
[02:52] <erawfish> modoc: neither
[02:52] <Elevator_Hazard> But I successfully installed linux on an external harddrive
[02:52] <Elevator_Hazard> safely too
[02:52] <hollowichigo> i have a flash that works, just dont know where to find em ^.^
[02:52] <gilster> Dr_Willis: thanks.
[02:52] <jayne> erawfish: invalid operation polioy
[02:53] <erawfish> jayne: apt-cache policy awn-core-applets-bzr
[02:53] <hollowichigo> yea on my laptop
[02:53] <gilster> Dr_Willis: i will do that . i thought i could get grub setup to automoatically pick up/process all drives
[02:53] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: you don't know   where to find what?
[02:53] <darkkith> unagi: jadmadi.net/2006/06/22/ubuntu-howto-converting-flv-to-mpg/
[02:53] <erawfish> gilster: not with more than 1 Linux install
[02:54] <modoc> erawfish: if neither, is it at least usable?  The process usage on npviewer is getting unbearable.
[02:54] <hollowichigo> well anything that will let me play videos, avi at least. dont know if i just need codecs or a whole different program
[02:54] <jayne> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51972/
[02:54] <erawfish> modoc: some stuff works, some doesn't
[02:54] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: yeah you need codecs
[02:54] <hollowichigo> k, and where can i go to get em? or are they on the forum somewhere
[02:54] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: what version are you running?
[02:54] <erawfish> jayne: ask tuxfamily.org to fix their packages
[02:54] <starfall87> krame1: well this seems like a tough one, where did you get the CD that you are using from?
[02:54] <hollowichigo> think its 6.06 lts
[02:54] <Elevator_Hazard> Does anyone know how to fix broken packages when it says you don't need an update?
[02:54] <erawfish> jayne: or backport awn yourself
[02:55] <gilster> erawfish: right. thanks. I thought i could just use the live cd and start sudo grub and have it FIND the other distro on the second drive...i guess thats a no go
[02:55] <hollowichigo> it just always comes up with the cant display on most things
[02:55] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: pastbein the apt output
[02:55] <jayne> erawfish: hmmm... is there another repo with AWN?
[02:55] <erawfish> !awn
[02:55] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about awn - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:55] <krame1> i burned it myself, using alcohol 120, i've burned it twice. both with the desktop versions
[02:55] <krame1> i have an intel core 2 duo processor
[02:55] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2006/11/24/how-to-install-multimedia-codecs-ubuntu-6061-610/
[02:56] <notnarb> thanks dr willis, xfwm4 worked, should I add it to my startup programs?
[02:56] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: the error pops up when trying to enable some ati drivers or soemthing in restricted driver manager I think its called. I'm getting the output of that apt-get now
[02:56] <hollowichigo> cool, ill have to check it out
[02:56] <Dr_willis> notnarb,  it SHOULD be in there allready.
[02:56] <starfall87> krame1: what speed did you burn it at?  did you check the md5 sum of the iso file? did you try the check disk option when you load the CD
[02:56] <erawfish> krame1: pretty much, borken kernel for your hardware
[02:56] <Darkmystere> Well anyone here know how to figure out Whitch Ubuntu install disk are urs... Because 1 is just wasting 20GB and the other im using right now
[02:56] <jayne> Does anyone know where to get AWN from?.... TuxFamily.org have been very troublesome lately....
[02:56] <cal_mac> can anyone tell me what the boot option irqpoll does?  googling isn't pulling up any useful information, and there is no man file related
[02:56] <misc--> does anyone know how I can convert an image from one specific colour value to another (without using gimp) ?
[02:56] <erawfish> Darkmystere: "are urs"? please ask a CLEAR question
[02:57] <hollowichigo> so this will work even if i dont have internet connection?
[02:57] <Darkmystere> *Are Yours
[02:57] <aexis> Dr_willis: ???
[02:57] <krame1> alright...lemme answer them...1-first at maximum, then at minimum, yes, checked md5sum, matched perfectly, and the check disk comes up with tty control
[02:57] <erawfish> Darkmystere: ubuntu.com has all the install disks that exist
[02:57] <gilster> Dr_Willis: ok so in general, grub automatic config will only pick look at the present hdd? in order to get grub to boot of an OS in a different drive, i need to manually add the entry lines in menu.1st
[02:57] <gilster> ?
[02:58] <unagi> ffmpeg gives me errors
[02:58] <notnarb> so having run xfwm4 should re-add it to start up apps?
[02:58] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: is the comp in question physically disconnected from the net?
[02:58] <erawfish> gilster: no
[02:58] <aexis> erawfish: i ran dmesg and i got somehting weird
[02:58] <Hilikus> hey guys, what program can i use to backup my system TO DVD, i know of rdiff-backup but that one is for use with a hard drive as medium
[02:58] <hollowichigo> dont have a wireless card ^.^ so yes
[02:58] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: http://pastebin.ca/855580
[02:58] <darkkith> unagi: you have to compile ffmpeg
[02:58] <starfall87> krame1 so it does not present you a menu where you can select start or install, oem, . . ., check disk for defects?
[02:58] <Dr_willis> gilster,  the installers for a lot of os's scan and customize grub for all the os's found.. sometimes
[02:58] <darkkith> unagi: ubuntu defaults without flv support
[02:58] <Darkmystere> erawfish: I used a wubi install and 1 my dsk thing pickuped up it was long lost and i had to move a disk file to boot i want to delete the 1 thats taking up 20Gb so i can move the 1 im using to a partion
[02:58] <unagi> so its saying my flv is corrupt because i didnt compile ffmpeg?
[02:58] <nikoPSK> who knows how I can find my ram type without opening up the case.
[02:59] <gilster> erawfish: elaborate?
[02:59] <Elevator_Hazard> nikoPSK: device manager? That's a guess...
[02:59] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: ok im not sure how but theres probably a way to download them on your laptop then transfer them maybe someone else here can assist us
[02:59] <erawfish> scroll up. I already told you long ago
[02:59] <krame1> it does present that screen, but all options lead to the tty error
[02:59] <nikoPSK> Elevator_Hazard, what's the command for that?
[02:59] <hollowichigo> if i can get it on my flash drive im good
[03:00] <Duke_Fluke> how can I download .deb packages and transfer them to a cmp with no internet?
[03:00] <hollowichigo> ....i think
[03:00] <erawfish> hollowichigo: so copy the files on there
[03:00] <modoc> erawfish: I can't seem to get firefox to recognize gnash is installed.  Do you know where I can find some docs?
[03:00] <aexis> hollowichigo: use keep 0.4.0
[03:00] <Darkmystere> erawfish: Thats not what im asking i have 2 identicle Ubuntu installs and 1 im using the other im not i cant figure out Whitch 1 isnt the 1 im using..
[03:00] <erawfish> modoc: how did you install gnash?
[03:00] <gilster> Dr_willis: yes i know that. i was asking about reconfiguring grub from cli using the 'find' and tab  in grub setuip
[03:00] <th0r> Duke_Fluke floppy, usb drive, flashcard,
[03:00] <hollowichigo> wheres that?
[03:00] <darkkith> unagi: beats me but i know that ffmpeg is crippled in ubuntu.
[03:00] <darkkith> !ffmpeg
[03:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ffmpeg - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:00] <erawfish> Darkmystere: "df"  which has / ?
[03:00] <darkkith> !ffmpeg wwanker
[03:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ffmpeg wwanker - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:01] <Elevator_Hazard> nikoPSK: Heh I have no idea, but its in System-> Preferences -> Hardware Information
[03:01] <Duke_Fluke> th0r: i hear but what i need to is this...
[03:01] <modoc> erawfish: apt-get
[03:01] <phaedral> for the record, ubotu rocks
[03:01] <darkkith> unagi: http://po-ru.com/diary/bleeding-edge-ffmpeg-on-ubuntu-feisty/
[03:01] <nikoPSK> thank you
[03:01] <darkkith> i think its the same for gutsy
[03:01] <erawfish> modoc: then it should work on its own. what does about:plugins say?
[03:01] <aexis> Dr_willis: what do i do  nwo that iran dmesg and i got different messages in the giberish?
[03:01] <darkkith> !ubotu phaedral loves you but i know you are a wanker
[03:01] <Duke_Fluke> th0r: instead of apt-get install blah blah....how would one actually download the packages in question?
[03:01] <starfall87> kramel1: hmm well this sounds rather sucky . . .  basically that error is rather generic, it sounds like the kernel is failing to load for some reason off the live disk, perhaps you should try another version of ubuntu (6.10 maybe? 8.04 alpha?) or a different distro (=[)
[03:01] <erawfish> darkkith: stop that pleasr
[03:01] <notnarb> btw thanks dr willis, you saved me a good 5 hours :D
[03:01] <nikoPSK> I do not see it
[03:01] <nikoPSK> :|
[03:01] <erawfish> darkkith: and watch your language in the future
[03:02] <gilster> erawfish: I am sorry if i am being unclear. I understood well what you were saying about editting the menu.1st file, i just wanted to know if there is an automated way to get the grub-setup to do  it....thats all
[03:02] <nikoPSK> oh well thank you for the help Elevator_Hazard
[03:02] <modoc> erawfish: hm, it doesn't show it though when a page wants to install the plugin, firefox shows it installed
[03:02] <darkkith> language?
[03:02] <erawfish> gilster: no there is not
[03:02] <gilster> erawfish: thank you
[03:02] <erawfish> modoc: I asked you something. answer it or bother someone else with your problems
[03:02] <krame1> starfall: i have a few versions of USB linux to try, and i'm wondering if they would work as well as ubuntu...fist-knoppix, second-feather
[03:02] <Elevator_Hazard> nikoPSK: :D no problem
[03:02] <erawfish> krame1: OT
[03:02] <nikoPSK> I ahve to go now
[03:02] <nikoPSK> :P
[03:02] <heatmzzr> haha holy crap
[03:02] <krame1> ewafish- what?
[03:03] <th0r> Duke_Fluke apt-get --download-only
[03:03] <jgiorgi> hi, i need help with bootloaders, i tried the fix grub on ubuntu help but i cant load a live cd cause of my vid card and hd, anyone know of a free bootloader and/or a way to install it without the ubuntu disc (i can do live discs just not ubuntu)
[03:03] <aexis> my SD card reader is not recognized, anybody?
[03:03] <gilster> Dr_Willis: thanks.
[03:03] <AussieHatter> could adding acpi=noirq to grub cause a nic to stop working ?
[03:03] <Duke_Fluke> th0r: thank you
[03:03] <Elevator_Hazard> EVerything is so big at 800x600 on a 1280x1024 monitor :(
[03:03] <erawfish> jgiorgi: any linux live cd will do
[03:03] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: did you get that?
[03:03] <Dr_willis> aexis,  now at least you have some actual Information about the device. Good luck with getting it working.  I gotta run to work.
[03:03] <modoc> erawfish: no need in being short.  I answered your question with "it doesn't show it" being that about:plugins does not show anything about gnash
[03:04] <erawfish> AussieHatter: use acpi=off instead, and usually no
[03:04] <hollowichigo> k im still confused ^.^ (i know im most likely just an idiot) so if i want to get the codecs i need from my laptop to my desktop, and i want to save them to my flash drive, do i just search for em or do i need to do something in specific?
[03:04] <starfall87> krame1: this channel is for discussing problems with ubuntu, your last question is Off Topic, we will have to take such a conversation somewhere else
[03:04] <jgiorgi> erawfish: same commands in terminal?
[03:04] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: is your laptop running ubuntu?
[03:04] <krame1> sorry, just asking opinion
[03:04] <erawfish> jgiorgi: yes
[03:04] <hollowichigo> nope
[03:04] <AussieHatter> erawfish, IO-APIC is what this will disable ?
[03:04] <krame1> and ill try another distro and come bacl
[03:04] <jgiorgi> erawfish: thanks
[03:04] <hollowichigo> mac
[03:04] <erawfish> krame1: ask #linux for that. this channel is ubuntu specific
[03:04] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: can you boot it from a live cd?
[03:04] <hollowichigo> on the laptop?
[03:05] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: yeah
[03:05] <hollowichigo> .....maybe....not sure
[03:05] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: Have you reviewed my apt-get output? (sorry I may have missed a response)
[03:05] <hollowichigo> if i do what would i need ot do after that
[03:05] <erawfish> hollowichigo: is there no network on the laptop at all or just no wireless drivers installed properly?
[03:05] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: then you would download the .deb files in question with the command "apt-get --download-only"
[03:06] <hollowichigo> everything works with the laptop, the desktop is the one that doesnt have internet, it doesnt have a card so no chance of having internet
[03:06] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: update doesn't update packages. it updates package lists. and there is no error at all
[03:06] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: making sure to save them to your flash drive
[03:06] <Elevator_Hazard> Awe...
[03:06] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: :D what would I do to fix those packages then?
[03:06] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: step 1-->boot laptop from ubuntu cdrom/dvd
[03:06] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: which packages?
[03:06] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: If only it would tell me :(
[03:06] <madsen> Totally OT (I know), but I need to speak to someone fluent in Japanese who's willing to help me out with a few words. Please /msg me if you feel like helping out in the name of science. :)
[03:07] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: step 2---> download files to flash
[03:07] <LjL> !ot | madsen
[03:07] <ubotu> madsen: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[03:07] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: what are you trying to do?
[03:07] <todd> I was using qemu, but am having problems, can anyone suggest a better emulator?
[03:07] <chcampb> ls
[03:07] <Duke_Fluke> hollwochigo: copy files to desktop with no net
[03:07] <chcampb> hello
[03:07] <LjL> !virtualizers > todd    (todd, see the private message from Ubotu)
[03:07] <hollowichigo> k, think i can try it out and see how it goes =P
[03:07] <erawfish> todd: emulate what?
[03:07] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: I get message boxed telling me to fix broken packages when I go into the restricted drivers manager and try to enable a video driver.
[03:07] <hollowichigo> thanks for the help and im sure ill be back if it doesnt work ^.^ hopefully not htough
[03:08] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: pastebin your sources.list
[03:08] <madsen> LjL: Oh, sorry, I didn't realize there was an OT channel now. (It's been a few years since I was here last.) Thanks!
[03:08] <Duke_Fluke> hollowchigo: as long as you can connect to the net you should be fine :)
[03:08] <ruthbuzzard> anyone help with canon mp370 have pages printing alright but are too small
[03:08] <todd> erawfish: Windows 3.1, 95, nt, and xp
[03:08] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: Where is that again? (sorry, I'm rusty and a little new at same time)
[03:08] <hollowichigo> k
[03:08] <AussieHatter> could acpi be making the vi-rhine module go really slow ?
[03:08] <todd> erawfish: oops Windows 3.1, 95, nt, and xp, AND solaris
[03:08] <erawfish> todd: then see what ubotu messaged you
[03:09] <tribaldata> Anyone able to play divx? Or better anyone could point me out on something to play divx ?
[03:09] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:09] <ruthbuzzard> http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/peripherals-hardware/71671-getting-canon-mp370-print.html              this is my exact problem almost to the T
[03:09] <erawfish> !codecs | tribaldata
[03:09] <ubotu> tribaldata: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:09] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: thanks, one moment.
[03:09] <mudore> my bluetooth internal device is not reacting!!
[03:09] <tribaldata> erawfish: btdt i check nothing about divx in there...
[03:09] <todd> I was using qemu, but am having problems, can anyone suggest a better emulator?
[03:10] <todd> crap I lost it... ubuntu can you resend???
[03:10] <noonan2nd> anyone know which app switches between apps (ie alt+tab) or where to find this info?
[03:10] <erawfish> !virtualizers > todd
[03:10] <bruenig> noonan2nd, that is a part of the window manager
[03:11] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: http://pastebin.ca/855595
[03:11] <todd> !virtualizers > todd
[03:11] <SpookyET> How come the openoffice that comes with Ubuntu renders fonts horribly while the one on OpenOffice.org renders the same as AbiWord?
[03:11] <Elevator_Hazard> That looks fishy..
[03:11] <noonan2nd> bruenig, I am using xubuntu - all my keyshorts are gone after running xserver.xorg to fix a graphics issue
[03:12] <starfall87> SpookyET: perhaps you are looking at screenshots of people who have mstcorefonts installed
[03:12] <aexis> okies everybody, thanks
[03:12] <chcampb> I'm following a tutorial at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=114946&highlight=ipod+mp4 for getting ffmpeg working with iPod videos, but for some reason it is telling me that the aac encoder was not found when i run the given bash script. I've checked apt and it says that faac and faad are both installed, as are the -dev packages when i compiled ffmpeg. Hive mind returns nothing of value
[03:12] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: almost all your repos are commented out. uncomment them
[03:12] <SpookyET> starfall87: Why would you assume that?
[03:12] <chcampb> is there anything i can do to get aac working with ffmpeg?
[03:13] <starfall87> SpookyET: mstcorefonts sometimes looks better than some of the open fonts that come by default
[03:13] <erawfish> !medibuntu | chcampb
[03:13] <ubotu> chcampb: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[03:13] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: heh I was thinking that when I saw it... lol... Thanks that also fixes a few minor problems I've had I'm sure.
[03:13] <Junkee> does anyone know where to add splash images for gnome?
[03:13] <erawfish> it will fix a TON of problems
[03:13] <mikegriffin> will someone 'which locale'
[03:13] <noonan2nd> bruenig, I'm trying to add keyboard short cuts to xorg to replace the ones that are now missing
[03:14] <SpookyET> starfall87: I'm not looking at screenshots. I compare the rendering on my system. I have those fonts installed, including Tahome, vista fonts, and OS X. It's not the fonts. It's the rendering. It might be the bytecode interpreter.
[03:14] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: :D
[03:14] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: probably because I said I had internet during install but really didn't...
[03:14] <Junkee> nm i found it lol
[03:14] <mikegriffin> will someone please 'which locale' for me? im sorta hosed atm (perl is mad)
[03:15] <starfall87> SpookyET: hmm are you viewing the page at 100% because scaleing is not very good in OO.o
[03:15] <ctgPi> I have an Ubuntu 7.04 Desktop installation that I want to switch over to Ubuntu Server
[03:15] <bruenig> noonan2nd, keyboard shortcuts are not specified in xorg generally
[03:15] <bruenig> noonan2nd, especially not the alt+tab
[03:15] <ctgPi> Is there an easier way to do the conversion other than formatting and reinstalling?
[03:15] <Turel> hey i m a linux newbie - what is the directory location of the installed application files??
[03:15] <noonan2nd> burenig, ah. hmm, I can't find any documentation, but how do get alt+tab back then?
[03:16] <Turel> for example azureus !?!?!
[03:16] <ctgPi> Turel: have you installed it through the graphical interface, or through apt-get?
[03:16] <SpookyET> starfall87: Yeah. I am. It's that stupid bytecode interpreter flag. So, openoffice renders with it's annoying anti-aliasing instead of the gnome one.  The official openoffice renders using gnome anti-aliasing.
[03:16] <Turel> yea i have
[03:16] <Turel> i can run it
[03:16] <ctgPi> Turel: it should be in /usr/bin/
[03:17] <Turel> hm ctgPi let me check it..
[03:17] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: Do I need to have something reload it or... What? Just saving it again with the lines that looked important uncommented didn't do anything
[03:17] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: I know it saved though
[03:17] <water> How i uninstall a program like "FrostWire"
[03:17] <ctgPi> Turel: are you associating .torrents in Firefox?
[03:18] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: apt-get update now to update your package lists?
[03:18] <Elevator_Hazard> water: Add/Remove program? uncheck the application then save changes?
[03:18] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: thanks
[03:18] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: Oh wow yea... This could be a while.
[03:18] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: I lied... NOW mayb eit will work...
[03:19] <starfall87> SpookyET: have you checked http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=406273
[03:19] <chcampb> erawfish: thank you, i tried the medibuntu repository and installed all of the codecs on that page, but it still tells me Unknown Encoder 'aac' when I run ffmpeg
[03:19] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: Wow thanks I think it will work now
[03:20] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: demanding a restart, I'll be back with more thanks if it works :D
[03:20] <SpookyET> starfall87: No. I'm saying that OpenOffice Ubuntu renders fonts horribly. I'm also saying that OpenOffice from OpenOffice.org (NOT UBUNTU) renderings fonts well.
[03:20] <jgiorgi> ok, i have tried but i cant load any linux live cd, the biggest live cd i can run is gparted, i need something, i dont care what, but i need a boot loader for winxp + ubuntu and i cant find anything that i can do in windows or from a cd
[03:21] <tinin> !dualboot
[03:21] <ubotu> Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[03:21] <tinin> !dual-boot
[03:22] <chcampb> Ok, I officially now have libfaad2-0, libfaad2-dev, libfaac of the same, w32codecs, gtkpod-aac, and am following a tutorial that doesnt seem to have anyone seeing the same problems as I am in the comments, but... im getting the Unknown encoder 'aac' error when I run ffmpeg
[03:22] <chcampb> is there any way to fix this?
[03:22] <nickrud> jgiorgi: if you're dealing with just a bootloader, have you tried Super Grub Disk ?
[03:24] <Turel> ctgPi: thnx for your help
[03:24] <ctgPi> Turel: you're welcome :)
[03:24] <jgiorgi> "!dualboot" just tells me how to install ubuntu with windows, i have win xp and ubuntu installed but i cant load a linux live cd, i need something to install a bootloader from win xp or from cd without a full linux live cd
[03:25] <mudore> please can anyone tell me why hcitool dev return no device?
[03:25] <thefamily> I burned a dvd movie (w/audio_ts and video_ts directories) using Nero Linux, finalized it and now it won't play in my dvd player.  Any suggestions?
[03:25] <tinin> Hi, will grub work with Winblows Vista?
[03:25] <IndyGunFreak> jgiorgi: why can't you load a live CD?
[03:25] <mudore> although I know I have one bluetooth?
[03:26] <Starnestommy> tinin: I believe so
[03:26] <jgiorgi> indygunfreak: glitchy old hdd
[03:26] <IndyGunFreak> tinin: it *should*
[03:26] <tinin> should...
[03:26] <IndyGunFreak> jgiorgi: that shouldn't have anything to do w/ loading a live CD
[03:26] <tinin> should crash?
[03:26] <IndyGunFreak> should work.
[03:26] <nickrud> jgiorgi: have you looked a super grub disk
[03:27] <darkblue_B> Last november, I instaled/copied over my system onto a 2nd drive, which generally mounts as /media/sdb, and the boot drive is /media/sda.. they are both SATA internals, the same sze, both partitioned the same way.. Just now I rebooted the machine (its remote).. The old backup just came up as the boot disk.. How do I control ths??  I want my orginal boot disk to boot, please
[03:27] <Junkee> is apt-get autoremove bad? lol
[03:27] <jgiorgi> indygunfreak: no where do i get it
[03:27] <tinin> I'm readin tha there is the need of a tool called EasyBCD
[03:27] <IndyGunFreak> get what?
[03:27] <nickrud> Junkee: no, it just removes unused packages
[03:27] <Starnestommy> tinin: I use easybcd, and it seems to work fine
[03:27] <jgiorgi> indygunfreak: when i try to run any large live cd (basically any full os) i get an hdd error
[03:28] <Junkee> nickrud: after i hit y to let it do its thing there is just a blinking cursor in the console
[03:28] <jgiorgi> nickrud: where do i get super grub disc?
[03:28] <IndyGunFreak> jgiorgi: i don't know, that doesn't make much sense... google Super Grub disk
[03:28] <Junkee> is it working, or should i worry?
[03:28] <nickrud> Junkee: how long did you wait
[03:28] <Junkee> 2 minutes or so
[03:28] <nickrud> jgiorgi: i just googled super grub disk when I needed it
[03:28] <tinin> Starnestommy ok, I expected to dual boot as easy as linux/winxp with just grub
[03:29] <Junkee> nickrud:  i dont mind letting it run for awhile
[03:29] <nickrud> Junkee: strange, try sudo apt-get -f install what happens?
[03:29] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: So I guess the first time at startup when it asked me to select monitor/driver I didn't save changes...
[03:29] <acidfire2008> anyone can help me configure pure-ftpd?
[03:29] <nickrud> Junkee: then give it a couple more minutes, but that's way long
[03:29] <Starnestommy> tinin: you might not need easybcd, because I was able to get grub to load vista after getting vista's bootloader to load grub
[03:29] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: The drivers through restricted drivers manager didn't work
[03:29] <Junkee> play
[03:29] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:29] <acidfire2008> i cant find out how to change port and allow permissions
[03:29] <Junkee> err okay
[03:30] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: and I htought the ATI radeon 8500 was actually ATI Ladeon (what with the terrible resolution)
[03:30] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: :D I fixed it, thanks though for helping me with that other problem.
[03:30] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: radeon 8500 does not use the restricted driver. so what videocard do you actually have?
[03:30] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: I would have pondered over that for so long. Umm... I don't know
[03:30] <Junkee> nickrud:  its working now that i typed what you said to
[03:30] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: I know its ATI
[03:30] <Junkee> thank you kindly
[03:30] <tinin> Starnestommy in wich moment should I install Easybcd, after or before ubuntu (wista is yet installed)
[03:30] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: lspci
[03:30] <Bruno_> where do i find a list of fonts available on my computer, and how do i know if they are bold or not?
[03:30] <nickrud> Junkee: yw
[03:30] <noex> oh
[03:31] <erawfish> tinin: it's not needed
[03:31] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: the driver I chose on windows from the ATI driver site was 9550 Radeon but that wasn't on the list that popped up at startup
[03:31] <Junkee> just freed up over 500 megs of useless things, very nice
[03:31] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: so I'm fine with this unless it could cause future problems..?
[03:31] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: answer my question or bother someone else
[03:31] <Starnestommy> tinin: if you want to use it, before, but grub should be able to load directly
[03:31] <tinin> erawfish you mean vista wont delete my mbr?
[03:31] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish: I told you I don't know.
[03:31] <erawfish> tinin: it will when you install it after ubuntu but what'S the problem?
[03:32] <erawfish> Elevator_Hazard: and I told you how to look
[03:32] <Gekkomon_Shogun> anyone have any good alases
[03:32] <Junkee> you can load up in recovery mode and run fixmbr.exe
[03:32] <Junkee> it should fix it
[03:32] <Elevator_Hazard> erawfish "lspci"? command?
[03:32] <erawfish> Junkee: that breaks his ubuntu
[03:32] <Junkee> yeah
[03:32] <erawfish> Junkee: it won't fix anything at all
[03:32] <erawfish> !fixgrub | tinin
[03:32] <ubotu> tinin: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[03:32] <tinin> that I need to hide ubuntu in my mother's new incredible pc erawfish XD
[03:32] <Junkee> you should always install windows first then linux
[03:32] <Junkee> lol
[03:33] <iris> oi
[03:33] <erawfish> tinin: for what purpose?
[03:33] <iris> como vai vc???
[03:33] <Gekkomon_Shogun> u mean like the moveie tinin lol
[03:33] <iris> hello
[03:33] <sugaryeti24> hello ubuntu chat, sometimes while running compiz, the top most title bar turns gray, anyone else have this particular problem?
[03:33] <erawfish> !br | iris
[03:34] <ubotu> iris: Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[03:34] <iris> tem algue,]
[03:34] <Bruno_> where do i find a list of fonts available on my computer, and how do i know if they are bold or not?
[03:34] <Gekkomon_Shogun> y are their constent time outs here
[03:34] <nickrud> tinin: if you want to 'hide' the ubuntu, go ahead and have vista have the mbr, and make a boot cd of super grub disk
[03:35] <nickrud> tinin: although converting your fam to ubuntu would be better in the long run
[03:35] <erawfish> tinin: install grub in a partiton not the mbr and load it via vista bootloader
[03:36] <Smegzor> I had a rogue process (VirtualBox running XP) eat all available CPU today and was wondering if there is a way to prevent certain applications using 100% of the CPU?
[03:36] <tinin> I WONT use vista, and every time they ask me for help or something they don't know, I want to have ubuntu avaliable
[03:36] <chcampb> ok wow, normally the forums are pretty helpful but it seems every other command is... inherently broken
[03:36] <jor1> I have an up-and-running Gutsy Desktop (on a desktop PC) installation which I want to turn into a completely headless machine (no keyboard, mouse, monitor) and have full access/control to over LAN. Is this possible?
[03:37] <chcampb> cannot use the flag --enable-vorbis, i fix that to libvorbis, cannot use the flag --enable-libogg WTF?!
[03:37] <erawfish> jor1: sure
[03:37] <chcampb> its a standard configure how can you bork a command to configure a standard configure that just came with the file you said to cvs ><
[03:37] <tinin> but then I will need 5 partitions (vista, boot, swap, ubuntu, files)
[03:37] <tinin> ???
[03:37] <Gekkomon_Shogun> so when i instal linux will it auto pick the partitoned area
[03:37] <tinin> 5 primary
[03:37] <erawfish> tinin: no
[03:37] <Afonkorn> noobs
[03:37] <tinin> not noob
[03:38] <tinin> But I'mused to a small pc with just linux
[03:38] <heatmzzr> jor1, i've used ubuntu for couple months now and love it but honestly don't see the point in a headless,, er huh?
[03:38] <nickrud> !noob | Afonkorn
[03:38] <ubotu> Afonkorn: Acronyms or statements like  noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period.
[03:38] <erawfish> tinin: all you need is vista, ubuntu and swap possibly
[03:38] <erawfish> tinin: and each of the ubuntu partitions can be alogical partition without any problems
[03:39] <tinin> can I use an extended partition with an small partition for boot and another partition for swap)
[03:39] <scraga1> how come when I change my keyboard layout from US to UK it still confuses the @ and " keys?
[03:39] <Bruno_> where do i find a list of fonts available on my computer, and how do i know if they are bold or not?
[03:39] <tinin> erawfish ok
[03:39] <nickrud> Bruno_: system->prefs->fonts
[03:39] <corey> I would like to talk to someone about bluetooth
[03:39] <erawfish> tinin: ubuntu partition itself can be logical. why do you want a /boot ?
[03:39] <Bruno_> nickrud: ok thanks
[03:39] <Afonkorn> lol
[03:39] <Gekkomon_Shogun> when i instal linux will it auto pick the partitoned area
[03:39] <Afonkorn> ALL NOOBS
[03:39] <Afonkorn> ALL NOOBS!!!!!!!!!!
[03:39] <Afonkorn> ALL NOOBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:39] <erawfish> !ops
[03:39] <ubotu> Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok or Pici!
[03:40] <Afonkorn> FUCK ALL FATTHER AND MATHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[03:40] <pcstalljr> ok im a dumb ass that needs some help :-/
[03:40] <nickrud> pcstalljr: ask, and maybe some beginner here will have tripped over the same thing :)
[03:40] <Kalamansi> hi th0r
[03:40] <tinin> erawfish I never used a partition for boot, I use mbr, but i did not want to hurt Vista by myself, (my mother will do)
[03:41] <jor1> I am happy with it, just want my HUGE CRT monitor off my desk... I am NX-ing with no problem from my old laptop but I believe I still have to keep the monitor attached to the PC. Right?
[03:41] <erawfish> jor1: no
[03:41] <josiah> does mplayer support dvd menus? I want to watch a movie and use its menus.
[03:41] <Bruno_> nickrud: but how would i put that font on my .conkyrc file?
[03:41] <Kalamansi> th0r how to setup pc2 without putting a dns? so that pc2 can connect to the internet
[03:41] <erawfish> Kalamansi: dhcp
[03:41] <pcstalljr> ok i was useing the back track live cd and i installed the lilo on my ubuntu drive and i was wondering if thare was anyway to get it to work with out loseing all my files
[03:41] <Gekkomon_Shogun> will someone answer me
[03:42] <nickrud> Bruno_: for example,  xftfont SegoeUI:size=8
[03:42] <Gekkomon_Shogun> when i instal linux will it auto pick the partitoned area or does it let me slecte it
[03:42] <acidfire2008> whats a good ftpd program to run on ubuntu server that u can fxp from and is easy to config?
[03:42] <Bruno_> nickrud: and for bold?
[03:42] <Duke_Fluke> Gekkomon_Shogun: what are you installing?
[03:42] <Bruno_> nickrud: i just want to change my current font to bold
[03:42] <Gekkomon_Shogun> ubuntu
[03:42] <heatmzzr> lets u pick i believe shogun
[03:42] <nickrud> Bruno_: bold, I'm not sure...
[03:43] <scraga1> Gekkomon_Shogun: it will give you a few choices(resize existing ones or erase over one etc), or let you do it manualy
[03:43] <erawfish> acidfire2008: fxp is not exactly used in linux. people here pay for their own bandwith
[03:43] <Duke_Fluke> Gekkomon_Shogun: lets you pick
[03:43] <Gekkomon_Shogun> kk
[03:43] <Gekkomon_Shogun> ty
[03:43] <Kalamansi> erawfish : i did that. and pc2 have limited or no internet connection if i obtain...
[03:43] <Bruno_> nickrud: k, thanks for your time anyway
[03:43] <erawfish> Kalamansi: then you configured it wrong
[03:43] <nickrud> Bruno_: I only played briefly with conky
[03:43] <acidfire2008> im talking i wanna be able to send from my ftp to another ftp
[03:43] <acidfire2008> fxp
[03:43] <acidfire2008> one ftp to another
[03:43] <Kalamansi> erawfish : wrong? configure the pc1 (server) ?
[03:43] <tinin> QGRUBEditor seems very good! but it does not seem to work on kde4 :(
[03:43] <josiah> or is gxine the best options if I want to view menus?
[03:43] <Bruno_> nickrud: im adjusting it to my wallpaper...
[03:43] <erawfish> Kalamansi: for your setup dnsmasq is custom made. but then you also want to do your own iptables scripts.
[03:44] <Duke_Fluke> acidfire2008: shell script?
[03:44] <nickrud> Bruno_: xftfont SegoeUI:style=Bold:size=8
[03:44] <Bruno_> nickrud: ok ill try that, thansk
[03:44] <Kalamansi> erawfish : so which is advisable? asign ip pc2 and dns or dhcp?
[03:44] <erawfish> acidfire2008: I know what fxp is, doesn't makes it any more decent
[03:45] <heatmzzr> i want to type by thought, anyone know where to pickup the ubuntu-brain-type ....uhhh nevermind I got it working whooo hoooo
[03:45] <erawfish> Kalamansi: both work and since you always ignore my suggestions I think I stop wasting my time
[03:46] <Kalamansi> erawfish : you mean i will make my own script? (im not good in scripting)
[03:46] <frogmeat> Hi all, I have no sound (happens alot) sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't, anyone able to help me please?
[03:46] <erawfish> Kalamansi: no I mean you constantly ignored my suggestions just like now. HAND
[03:46] <frogmeat> I just rebooted, only thing running right now is IRC
[03:47] <Kalamansi> erawfish : kindly repeat your suggestion please. thanks
[03:47] <heatmzzr> i want to type by thought, anyone know where to pickup the ubuntu-brain-type ....uhhh nevermind I got it working whooo hoooo
[03:47] <Duke_Fluke> Kalamansi: you could just scroll up
[03:47] <Smegzor> to answer my own question (how to limit cpu usage of a process) apt get install cpulimit.  Now to see if its really the solution I was looking for..
[03:47] <heatmzzr> sorry, repeating my thoughts
[03:48] <soyunperdedor> erawfish: It might help to tell people about your sound card and the like.
[03:49] <Kalamansi> Duke_Fluke : thanks
[03:49] <frogmeat> soyunperdedor: I only assume you are talking to me, and I am pretty new to linux, I know I use a soundblaster 5.1
[03:49] <soyunperdedor> Oops.  Sorry,  yes, I was.
[03:50] <frogmeat> I am thinking maybe they are sharing an IRQ, but I do not know many terminal comnmands
[03:50] <heatmzzr> 1200 users and i think this is the most hostile crowd ive seen.
[03:50] <Bruno_> nickrud: it worked, thanks!
[03:50] <soyunperdedor> frogmeat: I, honestly, know very little about sound.  Mine seems to just work.   :(
[03:51] <frogmeat> or perhaps sound is set to root and I have no sound because I do not have permission, I read that somewhere, but I do not know how to check these things, or repair them
[03:51] <erawfish> you need to be in audio group for sound to work
[03:51] <erawfish> but you should be already
[03:52] <nickrud> sound is probably the most complicated thing in linux, even beats out wireles
[03:52] <Kalamansi> do i need to download and install ssh in ubuntu 7.10 desktop in order for me to access my box remotely if i upload my photoshop files from work to home?
[03:52] <Duke_Fluke> soyunperdedor: debes ser "soyunganador"
[03:52] <Duke_Fluke> :)
[03:53] <soyunperdedor> I don't actually speak Spanish, I just listen to Beck.  ;)
[03:53] <Gekkomon_Shogun> hey what kind of kisk did u burn the software too
[03:53] <Gekkomon_Shogun> disk
[03:53] <nickrud> Kalamansi: yes, you need an ssh server on the machine you log into
[03:53] <frogmeat> I also have an issue with my resolution, sometimes when  turn the computer on the resolution has changed itself to something else
[03:53] <Gekkomon_Shogun> it says im 7mb short
[03:53] <Duke_Fluke> well soy un perdedor means I'm a loser so I said you should be a "winner"
[03:54] <Duke_Fluke> I like beck too btw
[03:54] <Kalamansi> nickrud : how to setup ssh so i could login remotely if i upload my photoshop files?and also how to assign port on ssh server? so i could putty thru it kalamansi@home port...thanks
[03:54] <ruthbuzzard> how do I get the PPD out of a windows driver?
[03:54] <Gekkomon_Shogun> hey what kind of disk did u burn the software too it says im 7mb short what should i do
[03:54] <Duke_Fluke> Kalamansi: ssh uses port 22 by default
[03:54] <soyunperdedor> Damn, I had a link for frogmeat.  Oh well.
[03:55] <nickrud> Kalamansi: I've never run an ssh server, just logged into them :)
[03:55] <Kalamansi> !ssh
[03:55] <ubotu> SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[03:55] <Duke_Fluke> Kalamansi: you need to open that port on your firewall
[03:56] <Kalamansi> Duke_Fluke : im using firestarter as my firewall.. is that correct? firestarter - firewall?
[03:56] <Duke_Fluke> Kalamansi,  do a "nmap localhost" to see if your ssh server is running
[03:56] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/hardening_linux?page=0%2C2
[03:56] <soyunperdedor> usefule
[03:57] <nickrud> Kalamansi: but do what Duke_Fluke said about the firewall and router,  and install ssh-server
[03:57] <soyunperdedor> Duke_Fluke: By the way, I actually _did_ know that soy un perdedor meant 'I am a loser'.  Thanks for the encouragement, haha. :)
[03:57] <mellery> Can someone tell me how to fix rhythmbox?  Everytime I try to start it i get a segmentation fault. thanks
[03:58] <Kalamansi> Duke_Fluke: http://pastebiin.com/m6ca95b5b
[03:58] <erawfish> Duke_Fluke: using namap on localhost is <censored>. man netstat
[03:58] <erawfish> *nmap
[03:58] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: Don't let ssh intimidate you, it's pretty simple to setup.  If you're super worried about hackers or something, set it up on a non-standard port, and install something like 'fail2ban', so that you can ban IPs upon a certain number of failed attempts.
[03:58] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: normal 700MB CD-R
[03:58] <Avt3kk> hello
[03:59] <soyunperdedor> ... in addition to the other typical sshd_config settings that increase security, of course.
[03:59] <SpookyET> My problem is that if you install openoffice.org from openoffice.org, the Ubuntu Updater wants to "update" from a newer version of openoffice to an older version.
[03:59] <Avt3kk> I want to install the video card driver for Radeon Saphire X800 GTO
[03:59] <Avt3kk> in Gutsy
[03:59] <Duke_Fluke> erawfish: why is is it <censored>?
[03:59] <Avt3kk> guys?
[04:00] <nickrud> rflol
[04:00] <Avt3kk> am I in line
[04:00] <nickrud> Avt3kk: head of the line, if you have a question someone knows the answer to
[04:00] <Gearsmith> How do I completely reinstall Ubuntu? Meaning delete everything on the harddrive and reinstall Ubuntu?
[04:00] <scuizi> I enabled remote  desktop witih a password and am trying to connect with a lappy on my home  network.  I connect and get the password prompt but after it's entered it returns connection failure.  lappy is xp running tight vnc.  anyone know what to check on the ubuntu host machine?
[04:00] <Avt3kk> nickrud thankyou :D
[04:00] <nickrud> Gearsmith: just do a reinstall
[04:00] <kaxi> does anybody know how to change the mirror that live-helper uses?
[04:00] <Gearsmith> How do I do a reinstall?
[04:01] <nickrud> Gearsmith: just like you did an install. Put in the disk, answer the questions
[04:01] <oldude67> Gearsmith, put the disk back in and just start over.
[04:01] <Gearsmith> I didn't use a disk. I downloaded it when I used to have WIndows.
[04:01] <cptinternet> hey all. i am trying to find a proper program to use to rip mp3s in ubuntu. I have sound juicer 2.20.1. An mp3 profile exists but is not going active.
[04:01] <Gearsmith> :-\
[04:01] <cptinternet> any suggestions?
[04:01] <nickrud> Gearsmith: you did a wubi install?
[04:02] <danbhfive> why do you want to reinstall?
[04:02] <Gearsmith> Yeah.
[04:02] <oldude67> then download it and make a disk
[04:02] <scuizi> cptinternet: rippperx
[04:02] <cptinternet> i will give that a shot.
[04:02] <Avt3kk> wubi install?
[04:02] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: you download a ubuntu ISO, burn it and boot from it
[04:02] <nickrud> Gearsmith: oh. And, what does 'used to have windows' mean?
[04:02] <scuizi> cptinternet: sorry... ripperx  it's in synaptic
[04:02] <erawfish> Gearsmith: ^^
[04:02] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor : nice cheat sheet. thanks. this is what im looking for.. but again, do i need to type this? im afraid to reinstall my ubuntu again.. i dont want to messed up again on my ubuntu
[04:02] <erawfish> cptinternet: install lame
[04:03] <njneer> Hi all :)
[04:03] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: hi
[04:03] <nickrud> Avt3kk: you gonna ask, or just watch the show? (entertaining sometimes, I know :)
[04:03] <cptinternet> neat. is ripperx, simple enough to use? I have no issues playing around and configging and whatnot, however, this is going to be used by a n00b to Linux.
[04:03] <Gearsmith> Because I messed around in Ubuntu trying to get VirtualBox to work and now I messed up something with my video card I believe. Everything graphics related is running a little slower than before. And whenever I resize any of my windows it interfers with my wobbly windows and the whole system becomes unbearably slow.
[04:03] <Avt3kk> Radeon Sapphire X800 GTO driver; basicly ATI
[04:03] <Kalamansi> !fail2ban
[04:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about fail2ban - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:03] <Avt3kk> for gutsy^^^
[04:03] <nickrud> !ati | Avt3kk
[04:03] <ubotu> Avt3kk: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[04:03] <Avt3kk> ty nickrud :D
[04:04] <Gearsmith> And yeah, I did a wubi install the first time.
[04:04] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor : i dont see any fail2ban in my synaptic... how to get fail2ban?
[04:04] <njneer> I'm new to ubuntu (downloaded and burned live cd) and having some problems installing, can someone help plz?
[04:04] <mikegriffin> would someone be so kind as to 'dpkg -S `which locale`'
[04:04] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: Uhh, hold on, i don't really remember, I'll have to poke around.
[04:04] <erawfish> Gearsmith: what driver do you use right now?
[04:04] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: whats your problem?
[04:04] <docmur> Anyone had problems installing Matlab
[04:04] <nickrud> Gearsmith: you'll need to burn a disk somehow if you want to do a normal install, but no one is really sure what your intent is
[04:04] <erawfish> !info fail2ban
[04:04] <ubotu> fail2ban: bans IPs that cause multiple authentication errors. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.8.1-1 (gutsy), package size 75 kB, installed size 572 kB
[04:04] <scuizi> njneer: you gotta give more specifics for help.. tell what problems you're having.
[04:04] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: It's in mine.
[04:04] <lolface> i would really appreciate it if someone cold help me
[04:04] <nano__> I need some help... I'm trying to get something installed, but when i try to use the command make it says command not found
[04:05] <erawfish> !build-essential | nano__
[04:05] <ubotu> nano__: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[04:05] <scuizi> !ask | lolface
[04:05] <ubotu> lolface: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[04:05] <Gearsmith> I just wanna completely reinstall Ubuntu.
[04:05] <danbhfive> mikegriffin    belocs-locales-bin: /usr/bin/locale
[04:05] <Duke_Fluke> nano_, what command are you typing?
[04:05] <nano__> its a driver
[04:05] <nano__> make
[04:05] <mikegriffin> danbhfive: thanks!
[04:05] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: it's in the universe repositories.
[04:05] <erawfish> Gearsmith: then put in your CD and boot from it
[04:05] <erawfish> nano__: driver for what?
[04:05] <Gearsmith> I just told you I never booted it from a CD to begin with.
[04:06] <nano__> ndiswrapper
[04:06] <Duke_Fluke> nano__: make......AND?
[04:06] <erawfish> Gearsmith: we don't support wubi either
[04:06] <erawfish> !wubi
[04:06] <Duke_Fluke> nano_,  your compiling a driver?
[04:06] <njneer> Duke_Fluke: When i boot the live cd, and select install.. it asks me to configure the monitor resolution and choose graphics driver. Then it says 3 things (Last is: Running boot loader something) and then does nothing
[04:06] <ubotu> wubi is an unofficial Ubuntu installer for Windows users - more info is at http://www.cutlersoftware.com/ubuntusetup/wubi/en-US/index.html
[04:06] <mikegriffin> danbhfive: i have no idea how that pkg became rc..
[04:06] <mikegriffin> now i can fix perl
[04:06] <sgtkwol> not really ubuntu related, but why are motherboards limited in ram capacity?
[04:06] <firefoxIE> hey
[04:06] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor : kindly tell me where is that? i dont see in synaptic
[04:06] <Gearsmith> I don't have Windows..
[04:06] <nano__> I guess thats what they call it
[04:06] <erawfish> mikegriffin: unlikely. dpkg needs perl to install stuff
[04:06] <strangelo> hey
[04:06] <soyunperdedor> Gearsmith: And most everyone told you to download the ISO, burn it to a disk, and boot from that disk, man.
[04:06] <nickrud> Gearsmith: how are you on line?
[04:06] <strangelo> what is Steve Jobs gonna announce tomorrow?
[04:06] <ForgetYouNot> LOL OMG!!! Please someone look at this and scroll down to where this guy is talking about Lunix, which i believe he means LINUX, because there is a Lunix. what a tard     http://www.adequacy.org/stories/2001.12.2.42056.2147.html
[04:06] <firefoxIE> can someone help me with some ubuntu stuff? I'm quite new to linux other than using its programs
[04:07] <mikegriffin> erawfish: not everything just PMs that use locale
[04:07] <nano__> Duke_Fluke: the instructions just say make
[04:07] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxie what u need
[04:07] <oldude67> Gearsmith, go to ubuntu's website download ubuntu burn to disk and install.
[04:07] <erawfish> ForgetYouNot: don't link troll sites
[04:07] <Gearsmith> I'm on Ubuntu right now, but I need to reinstall it. Can the ISO fit on a 700 MB CD?
[04:07] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: so the installation process freezes at that point? Does it happen if  try it a second time?
[04:07] <firefoxIE> um
[04:07] <nickrud> Gearsmith: yes
[04:07] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: You'll have to make sure that you have included those repositories in your 'sources.list' file.  Have you ever done that?
[04:07] <ForgetYouNot> erawfish, troll sites?
[04:07] <strangelo> Steve Jobs will announce we are all in his imagination amd he will wake up and we will all disappear
[04:07] <erawfish> mikegriffin: ah, not perl but a locales problem. dpkg-reconfigure locale
[04:07] <scuizi> !akd | firefoxIE
[04:07] <firefoxIE> u know in windows u just double click on the installer and follow a wizard to install something
[04:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about akd - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:07] <Duke_Fluke> nano__: yeah that usually means compile
[04:07] <Gearsmith> Actually, would I be able to put it on a flash drive?
[04:07] <lolface> :) anyways... I have tried to install the drivers for my 8600GTS and each time ubuntu starts in low graphics mode. When I go to Apps>System Tools>NVIDIA X Server Settings, it says I am not using the NVIDIA X driver.
[04:07] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, yes..
[04:07] <scuizi> !ask | firefoxIE
[04:07] <ubotu> firefoxIE: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[04:08] <erawfish> ForgetYouNot: adequacy.org is a site made for trolling ONLY. it's defunct now too
[04:08] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor : how to know that? i think nope.
[04:08] <Gearsmith> Like, uh, boot it from the flash drive?
[04:08] <danbhfive> Gearsmith if you attempt to install from the CD, you will be REQUIRED to to a full reinstall, so just do it that way, and it will make you happy
[04:08] <njneer> Duke_Fluke: Yea, its like it is waiting for me to input something. I waited for hours, nothing happens. I tried many times but the same thing happens.
[04:08] <erawfish> !nvidia | lolface
[04:08] <ubotu> lolface: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[04:08] <soyunperdedor> firefoxIE: You know, in ubuntu all you do is open up synaptic, find the program, and tell it to install it.
[04:08] <ForgetYouNot> erawfish, oh, sorry. im not familiar with trolling? what is it
[04:08] <lolface> i did see that
[04:08] <|Porsche> iis this a good place to get help with iptables?
[04:08] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor the last time i installed firestarter and going nuts to iptables, my pc2 cannot connect to the internet. so i reinstall ubuntu
[04:08] <firefoxIE> so I downloaded the newest version of firefox from the internet
[04:08] <firefoxIE> and some tar file came up
[04:08] <firefoxIE> what do I do with the tar file
[04:08] <erawfish> ForgetYouNot: look it up on wikipedia
[04:09] <erawfish> firefoxIE: nothing
[04:09] <danbhfive> ForgetYouNot Trolling is a type of fishing actually  :p
[04:09] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor sudo apt-get install fail2ban is not working too. there is no file
[04:09] <firefoxIE> when I double click some archival manger comes up
[04:09] <ForgetYouNot> danbhfive oh, i didnt know
[04:09] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, ok then what
[04:09] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor ah yes sudo apt-get install fail2ban is working
[04:09] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: thats a tricky one....maybe some hardware problem...did this computer have an operating system on it before? like windows?
[04:09] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: You have to enable the repository.  In Synaptic, Settings>Repositories. and make sure universe is enabled.
[04:09] <lolface> i have followed that and when that didn't work i tried two other guides, and even asked my friend who uses Debian
[04:09] <sgtkwol> not really ubuntu related, but why are motherboards limited in ram capacity?  I have asked google, but it is not an easy question to do a search on...
[04:09] <mikegriffin> erawfish: someday i will get the keyring issue i have fixed
[04:09] <firefoxIE> whats synaptic?
[04:10] <lolface> but none have worked so far
[04:10] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, its a file manager
[04:10] <erawfish> firefoxIE: the program you use to install stuff on ubuntu
[04:10] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:10] <firefoxIE> how do I find it?
[04:10] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, woops i mean a package manager
[04:10] <erawfish> firefoxIE: it allows you to install firefox
[04:10] <danbhfive> ForgetYouNot so on the internets, it refers to "fishing" for emotional responses, usually by saying provacative statements, without really meaning it, or whatever
[04:10] <sgtkwol> synaptic is in the system menu, under administration
[04:10] <erawfish> !ot | danbhfive
[04:10] <ubotu> danbhfive: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[04:10] <mikegriffin> skywalking: number of slots, max ram in a single stick supported and max size supported by bios
[04:10] <firefoxIE> oh cheers
[04:10] <mikegriffin> sgtkwol: that was for you sorry
[04:11] <firefoxIE> so is synaptic like what u use in firefox to install programs?
[04:11] <Hirvinen_> Gearsmith: If you can boot from a cd, just do it. It's way easier than anything else. But if you wish to try another method just for kicks, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[04:11] <njneer> Duke_Fluke: Actually it currently does have windows on it. Its the hard disk im using right now. I was thinking it will ask me to format. Do I need to format it with a windows cd and then install from the live cd?
[04:11] <ForgetYouNot> danbhfive, oh, ok.
[04:11] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor its installed now but there is no gui. how to setup or assign?
[04:11] <erawfish> firefoxIE: synaptic is what you use to install programs in ubuntu
[04:11] <lolface> so i don't know what to do next
[04:11] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: You're right, there is no gui.
[04:11] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: Let me see if I can find you a link.
[04:11] <lolface> after trying many guides
[04:11] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor thank you
[04:11] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, synaptic install programs like firefox , if thats what you mean
[04:11] <Plan-X> d
[04:11] <firefoxIE> so in linux u dont do what u do in linux where u download the setup file and then install it from the installation package of the program
[04:11] <lolface> my 8600 GTS wont work
[04:11] <firefoxIE> I mean in windows
[04:11] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: First, I should ask:  Are you hoping to be able to access the GUI interface of your computer from somewhere?
[04:12] <Pici> !software | firefoxIE
[04:12] <firefoxIE> I mean in windows
[04:12] <ubotu> firefoxIE: A general introduction to the ways software can be installed, removed and managed in Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement - See also !Packages, !Equivalents
[04:12] <lolface> i mean the driver install wont work
[04:12] <Pici> !apt | firefoxIE
[04:12] <ubotu> firefoxIE: APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome) or !Adept (KDE)
[04:12] <nano__> Does my version of Ubuntu make a difference? its 6.06 LTS
[04:12] <erawfish> lolface: dpkg-rconfigure xserver-xorg can you select "nvidia" as the driver
[04:12] <nano__>  I havent got 7.10 installed because i just decided to use linux today and thats all that was available (Ubuntu wise)
[04:12] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, no
[04:12] <Kalamansi> Kalamansi : well if its posibble yes. because im running firestarter there in pc1 server.
[04:12] <scuizi> firefoxIE: you got it.. there are no .exe files in linux.. ubuntu uses .deb mostly but there are other ways of installing programs.  synaptic is  the best and  easiest way  without jepordizing your system.
[04:13] <erawfish> nano__: yes
[04:13] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, you use synaptic or apt-get in a terminal
[04:13] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:13] <firefoxIE> whats a terminal?
[04:13] <cptinternet> seems like ripperX is working properly. thanks for the help.
[04:13] <Kalamansi> firefoXie : find it in Application
[04:13] <nano__> erawfish: So is there a 'substitute' for make ?
[04:13] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:13] <Kalamansi> firefoXie : find it in Applications/Accessories
[04:13] <firefoxIE> found it :)
[04:13] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, go to Applications < Accessories < terminal
[04:13] <erawfish> nano__:no. make works, ndiswrapper not necessarily
[04:13] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: well if windows works ok on it then your hardware is probably ok....so then maybe some piece of hardware in your system is causing this...someone else can help us troubleshoot this? I don't know what to suggest
[04:14] <erawfish> nano__: you haven't told us what problem
[04:14] <Smegzor> Ever since opening port 22 I've been getting remote login attempts (no surprise there).  I found a program called fail2ban.  Anybody here use it?  I think the chances of the script kiddies logging in are zero, but I'm a meanie and the ability to auto ban ip's after x failed logins is soooo tempting =D
[04:14] <firefoxIE> so is terminal where u enter commands like in windows DOS to do things
[04:14] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: You may want to look into something other than ssh, in that case.  Strictly speaking, you can use SSH to tunnel X windows to the remote desktop, but ssh is command line based.
[04:14] <erawfish> !info ndiswrapper dapper
[04:14] <ubotu> Package ndiswrapper does not exist in dapper
[04:14] <soyunperdedor> firefoxIE: Yes, similar.
[04:14] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor : its okay. ill use ssh
[04:14] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:14] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: you could make sure your media is good
[04:14] <ForgetYouNot> firefoxIE, yes
[04:15] <scuizi> firefoxIE: but terminal is much more powerful
[04:15] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: also try the media in another comp
[04:15] <nano__> erawfish: I'm trying to install a driver for ndiswrapper, running throught the instructions and it said to type make, but when i type it, it says command not found
[04:15] <firefoxIE> what is a package? thanks
[04:15] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor but i guess there is a way when you start ubuntu box the firestarter will run it self. so that if im  away from the box, i will not just click and run the firestarter
[04:15] <regeya> !package
[04:15] <erawfish> nano__: and I gave you an url via ubotu
[04:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about package - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:15] <lolface> erawfish: well Nvidia is selected in Section "Device" in xorg.conf if thats what you mean
[04:15] <regeya> !dpkg
[04:15] <ubotu> dpkg is the Debian package maintenance system, which together with apt forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit.
[04:15] <firefoxIE> it looks like plugins
[04:15] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: try another distro too maybe
[04:15] <firefoxIE> and like what makes up a program
[04:15] <njneer> Duke_Fluke: I made 2 cds and checked with the burning software if it copied properly. Im sure they are fine. Is there any other way i can check?
[04:16] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor how to run fail2ban?
[04:16] <Smegzor> Does ubuntu use IP tables out of the box?
[04:16] <soyunperdedor> Kalamansi: http://muhdzamri.blogspot.com/2007/10/fail2ban-yet-another-tool-to-protect.html  -- Scroll down and find the configuration area.
[04:16] <Kalamansi> Smegzor : yes. if you use putty ssh
[04:16] <erawfish> lolface: and what does your Xorg.0.log say?
[04:16] <Smegzor> I don't want to install firestarter when fail2ban can just add ip's to there.
[04:17] <erawfish> Smegzor: netfilter is enabled by default yes
[04:17] <Kalamansi> soyunperdedor why not? you dont like firestarter? its cool tho
[04:17] <mikegriffin> anyone know how to fix the keyring, i have hosed it http://pastebin.com/d31c89389
[04:17] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: sounds like you know what your doing... I would try an older or newer version of Ubuntu what version are you installing?
[04:17] <soyunperdedor> firefoxIE: A package is similar to downloading a *.exe file in Windows.  In this case, Synaptic will download and install the program, and any other programs that it may depend on.
[04:17] <Kalamansi> erawfish : which is more advance netfilter or firestarter?
[04:17] <dn4> how do I run a .bin file?
[04:17] <erawfish> Kalamansi: they are different things
[04:17] <firefoxIE> so um whats the point of downloading installation from the firefox website when you can get it from synaptic?
[04:17] <erawfish> Kalamansi: and you've already been told what each is
[04:18] <IceDragon> how do i install something that was intended for Gutsy on Feistry
[04:18] <erawfish> dn4: depends on the bin file
[04:18] <firefoxIE> like I downloaded firefox 2.00.11.tar.gz
[04:18] <firefoxIE> whats that file meant to do for me?
[04:18] <soyunperdedor> firefoxIE: I don't know, you downloaded it.
[04:18] <Flannel> !prevu | IceDragon
[04:18] <ubotu> IceDragon: prevu is an automated, personal backporting utility. Check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Prevu for more details
[04:18] <erawfish> firefoxIE: there is no point for the firefox website for you. use synaptic already
[04:18] <firefoxIE> I thought it was a exe.file
[04:18] <Duke_Fluke> Can some else help njneer troubleshoot a frozen install?
[04:18] <soyunperdedor> firefoxIE: It does nothing for you.
[04:18] <lolface> erawfish: what part of Xorg.0.log ?
[04:18] <mikegriffin> dn4: what is the output of file whatever.bin
[04:18] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:18] <erawfish> lolface: ALL of it
[04:18] <soyunperdedor> firefoxIE: Just get it from Synaptic.
[04:18] <njneer> Duke_Fluke:7.10
[04:18] <lolface> copy paste?
[04:18] <erawfish> !paste
[04:18] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:19] <dn4> sh *.bin did the trick
[04:19] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:19] <soyunperdedor> firefoxIE: For future reference, *.tar.gz is a compressed archive -- similar to *.zip.
[04:19] <firefoxIE> is the latest version of firefox in linux 2.0.0.11?
[04:20] <Gekkomon_Shogun> hey guys i got a Q
[04:20] <lolface> erawfish: send link?
[04:20] <tonyyarusso> firefoxIE: sounds right, other than the ff3 betas.
[04:20] <firefoxIE> on synaptic it says latest version is 2.0.0.3
[04:20] <IceDragon> thx
[04:20] <acidfire2008> anyone here ever used pure-ftpd?
[04:20] <njneer> Duke_Fluke: I just remembered i chose the 64 bit AMD option, maybe I can try downloading the standard PC ?
[04:20] <Gekkomon_Shogun> how do u get your computer to read the disk on startup
[04:21] <erawfish> acidfire2008: as your real question, don't take a poll
[04:21] <tonyyarusso> firefoxIE: sounds like you need to do some updates
[04:21] <tonyyarusso> !info firefox
[04:21] <ubotu> firefox: lightweight web browser based on Mozilla. In component main, is optional. Version 2.0.0.11+2nobinonly-0ubuntu0.7.10 (gutsy), package size 8969 kB, installed size 26024 kB
[04:21] <Kalamansi> erawfish : soyunperdedor : i dont understand why i should put dns to pc2 in roder for pc2 to connect the net.. why cant just assign ip, gateway and subnet?i dont want to expose my dns to the public....
[04:21] <Duke_Fluke> njneer: I was jsut going to say whats your hardware? yeah that sounds like a good idea
[04:21] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51975/
[04:21] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: by telling your BIOS o boot from CD instead of hardisk
[04:21] <acidfire2008> im trying to configure pure-ftpd and cant figure out how to
[04:21] <Gekkomon_Shogun> ill see what i can do
[04:21] <Gekkomon_Shogun> i may be back
[04:22] <erawfish> lolface: glxinfo | grep -i direct
[04:22] <mikegriffin> acidfire2008: never seen it.. what are you trying to change from the default?
[04:22] <erawfish> acidfire2008: you edit its config file. /etc/pure-ftpd most probably
[04:22] <nano__> erawfish: but then i would still have to use the command "make" ;ater on?
[04:22] <njneer> Duke_Fluke: Ok thanks, i'm downloading that right now. I'll try it and see if it helps. Last CD too.. hope i dont get any errors :P
[04:23] <nano__> later*
[04:23] <acidfire2008> well port number and also to point it to a certain home dir
[04:23] <erawfish> nano__: yes
[04:23] <Duke_Fluke> njneer, good luck :)
[04:23] <acidfire2008> it dont have jus tone config is the problem
[04:23] <acidfire2008> it wants u to make files in its dir
[04:23] <acidfire2008> its confusing
[04:23] <nano__> is there an alternative to ndiswrapper?
[04:23] <erawfish> but you have a /etc/pure-ftpd ?
[04:23] <acidfire2008> yes
[04:23] <mikegriffin> nano__: native support?
[04:23] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51976/
[04:23] <Kalamansi> erawfish is it advisable to put the isp's dns to pc2's dns?
[04:23] <erawfish> nano__: depends on your wireless chip
[04:23] <acidfire2008> ./etc/pure-ftpd/conf
[04:24] <acidfire2008> and i can make the files in there and restart pureftpd and it will work
[04:24] <erawfish> lolface: dpkg -l |grep nvidia   and lspci
[04:24] <nano__> mikegriffin: ?? uhh, no idea
[04:24] <acidfire2008> but i dont know which ones to make to like change home dir etc
[04:24] <nano__> hmm
[04:24] <erawfish> nano__: what wireless chip?
[04:24] <fismoll8> hey all--I am trying to run a bin file named poker.bin on my desktop, but it isn't working
[04:24] <mikeylikesit5805> hi all i was wondering if i could plug in a hardrive into a desktop install ubuntu on that hardrive, and then place the drive in laptop would the drivers be able to figure them selves out, i have a laptop without a cd from drive
[04:24] <erawfish> acidfire2008: pure-ftpd has a doc package
[04:24] <firefoxIE> it says latest version is 2.0.0.3+1-0ubuntu2
[04:24] <fismoll8> navigated to my desktop via terminal, then typed sudo ./poker.bin
[04:24] <acidfire2008> can u link me?
[04:24] <lolface> erawfish: lspci ?
[04:24] <erawfish> mikeylikesit5805: mostly yes
[04:24] <firefoxIE> is that normal?
[04:25] <fismoll8> it gives me the "command not found" error
[04:25] <erawfish> mikeylikesit5805: some (smaller) things might not work out of the box then tho
[04:25] <fismoll8> i'm using ubuntu
[04:25] <mikeylikesit5805> erafish: thank you, i will let you know how it goes, its a desktip to a laptop
[04:25] <erawfish> firefoxIE: yes
[04:25] <nano__> erawfish: intel corp. 82801g i believe
[04:25] <mikeylikesit5805> this fine, as long as i can get the most part to work
[04:25] <tonyyarusso> !info firefox feisty
[04:25] <Duke_Fluke> mikeylikesit5805, I don't see why not it should work...i think :)
[04:25] <erawfish> nano__: this is no wlan chip
[04:25] <ubotu> firefox: lightweight web browser based on Mozilla. In component main, is optional. Version 2.0.0.11+1nobinonly-0ubuntu0.7.4 (feisty), package size 9056 kB, installed size 28696 kB
[04:25] <mikegriffin> anyone know how to fix the keyring, i have hosed it http://pastebin.com/d31c89389
[04:26]  * erawfish puts acidfire2008 on ignore
[04:26] <mikeylikesit5805> well duke_fluke ive got nothing to lose so im gonna give it a try
[04:27] <Duke_Fluke> mikeylikesit5805, is it  a sata drive or  are you using an ide adapter?
[04:27] <mikeylikesit5805> ide adapter
[04:27] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51977/
[04:27] <erawfish> mikegriffin: E#
[04:27] <erawfish> RROR: Can't find the archive-keyring
[04:27] <erawfish> #
[04:27] <jason0_> Anyone out there built libgpod? I just got a clean build but the ipod-read-sysinfo-extended tool isn't built?
[04:27] <Duke_Fluke> mikeylikesit5805, neat
[04:27] <erawfish> Is the ubuntu-keyring package installed?
[04:27] <nano__> erawfish: hmmm
[04:27] <fismoll8> hey all--do you know how to run a bin file on the desktop
[04:27] <danbhfive> mikeylikesit5805 Ive dont similar, it worked fine for me
[04:27] <danbhfive> *done
[04:27] <fismoll8> navigated to my desktop, typed in ./poker.bin
[04:27] <fismoll8> and got a "command not found" error
[04:27] <mikegriffin> erawfish: Package ubuntu-keyring is not available, but is referred to by another package
[04:28] <Flannel> mikegriffin: pastebin your sources.list
[04:28] <mikeylikesit5805> ok thanks danbhfive its an older dell a l400 to be exact, a real small one i dont have a cd drive for it
[04:28] <mikegriffin> Flannel: deb http://debian.mirrors.easynews.com/linux/debian/ sid main contrib non-free
[04:28] <mikegriffin> thats it
[04:29] <danbhfive> heh
[04:29] <Flannel> mikegriffin: Well, that explains why.
[04:29] <mikegriffin> i have ended up somewhere between ubuntu and debiam proper
[04:29] <erawfish> mikegriffin: then fix your sources.list
[04:29] <Duke_Fluke> mikeylikesit5805, i don't know how to do it in ubuntu...but in slackware ive installed using a shared network cdrom
[04:29] <Flannel> !easysource | mikegriffin
[04:29] <ubotu> mikegriffin: source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[04:29] <mikegriffin> i am trying to end up on debian eventually
[04:29] <erawfish> mikegriffin: this is not ubuntu
[04:29] <Flannel> mikegriffin: You should probably be asking in #debian then
[04:29] <tonyyarusso> Has anyone successfully gotten Tomboy's synchronization to work?  I get errors about the methods not being supported.
[04:29] <erawfish> !intall | mikeylikesit5805
[04:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about intall - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:29] <mikegriffin> its not any different but i suppose you are right
[04:30] <mikegriffin> all because of pidgin-otr..
[04:30] <Flannel> mikegriffin: It is.  Packages are completely different.  They'll know what you need and what you dont
[04:30] <erawfish> mikegriffin: then installing ubuntu is the totaly wrong way. the ONLY way to get debian is to start with a debian CD
[04:30] <mikegriffin> erawfish: no way
[04:30] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51977/
[04:30] <erawfish> mikegriffin: I said ONLY way
[04:30] <mikegriffin> you are sure of that?
[04:31] <Flannel> mikegriffin: You'll only be sure by asking in #debian
[04:31] <erawfish> mikegriffin: either install ubuntu or go to #debian. however, no one in #debian will help you when they know you started with ubuntu. it just doesn't work to mix
[04:31] <robert_> ugh
[04:32] <valfredo> I have a CBT on a CD and it is a flash file which requires Quick time. Is there a quick time for Ubuntu 7.10 desktop
[04:32] <mikegriffin> maybe i should try debtakeover.sh :)
[04:32] <osiri1> urgent help needed
[04:32] <mikegriffin> !ask | osiri1
[04:32] <ubotu> osiri1: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[04:32] <erawfish> lolface: nvidia-glx is not installed
[04:33] <Gekkomon_Shogun> hey i tried what u said to set the rom run first and it dident work
[04:33] <Johnny_5> osiri1: what seems to be the prob?
[04:34] <osiri1> sorry, alright here it is, i have to reconfigure xserver, and everything goes dandy, but when i get to selecting 24 bit color, 16, 15, etc. i choose 24(default that it is on) and the terminal comes up saying "postinst warning: overwriting possibility-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.(numbers
[04:34] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: when you open the CDROM. what files do you see?
[04:34] <Gekkomon_Shogun> ok can someone run me through the process of instaling linux-
[04:34] <robert_> has anybody here had any luck installing kde4 under gutsy?
[04:34] <Gekkomon_Shogun> um
[04:34] <erawfish> osiri1: that is no error and no problem
[04:34] <osiri1> okay?
[04:34] <erawfish> !kde4 | robert_
[04:34] <ubotu> robert_: KDE 4.0 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. KDE 4.0 packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.php - More information can be found at http://www.kde.org/announcements/4.0/ - Support in #kubuntu-kde4
[04:35] <osiri1> gekko, i think wubi works well, i believe it installs 7.04
[04:35] <Gekkomon_Shogun> files
[04:35] <robert_> haha I tried that
[04:35] <lolface> erawfish: so do i install nvidia-glx , nvidia-glx-new, nvidia-glx-dev, nvidia-glx-dev-new, or what?
[04:35] <robert_> and it doesn't work
[04:35] <valfredo> is there a quick time for ubuntu?
[04:35] <osiri1> what does it mean?
[04:35] <erawfish> robert_: yu are OT here. please go into the correct channel
[04:35] <scuizi> erawfish: osiri1 tht usually comes up when resolution has been locked to something low.. not sure how to fix it.
[04:35] <danbhfive> valfredo: I play quicktime files fine
[04:35] <osiri1> dang...anyone have ideas?
[04:36] <danbhfive> !codecs | valfredo
[04:36] <ubotu> valfredo: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[04:36] <osiri1> i can restart the whole xserver configuration, again..?
[04:36] <scuizi> osiri1: what happens when you say "go"... and do it.
[04:36] <firefoxIE> hey in Synaptic, the latest version of the program they list isn't actually the latest, is this normal?
[04:36] <valfredo> Which package did you install
[04:36] <firefoxIE> for example they dont even have Pidgin instead of Gaim
[04:36] <erawfish> scuizi: no it comes when xorg.conf has been manually changed or debconf thinks it has since the md5sum is wrong
[04:36] <Flannel> firefoxIE: You're still in feisty, aren't you
[04:36] <firefoxIE> yes
[04:36] <donspaulding> is there a command I can run to determine which packages installed on my machine are a newer version than in the apt repos I've currently got configured?
[04:36] <firefoxIE> I bought the CD from a shop
[04:36] <erawfish> lolface: nvidia-glx-new should be it
[04:37] <Flannel> firefoxIE: Yes.  That's normal.  Each version of Ubuntu has frozen versions of software (besides bugfixes)
[04:37] <danbhfive> donspaulding: you could look in synaptic i think
[04:37] <erawfish> firefoxIE: do you have a CD burner?
[04:37] <firefoxIE> yep
[04:37] <osiri1> on a side note, i have an intel x3100 IGP, and i chose the vesa option
[04:37] <erawfish> firefoxIE: then download the ISO from ubuntu.com and burn your own (if you want)
[04:37] <firefoxIE> obv the shop had older stock with only feisty
[04:37] <erawfish> no need for shops
[04:37] <lolface> erawfish: k i installed it, what now?
[04:37] <firefoxIE> oh that'll be good
[04:37] <Gekkomon_Shogun> erawfish what did u want me to do
[04:38] <firefoxIE> what do I do after I burn the ISo
[04:38] <erawfish> lolface: restart X
[04:38] <Flannel> firefoxIE: You can upgrade via the internet.  Don't use a CD.  It'll save you on bandwidth too
[04:38] <Flannel> !upgrade | firefoxIE
[04:38] <lolface> ok
[04:38] <ubotu> firefoxIE: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[04:38] <|Quest|> where can i find complete list of ubuntu supported tv cards?
[04:38] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: look into your CD drve and see what files are on the CD
[04:38] <Gekkomon_Shogun> they are
[04:38] <scuizi> osiri1: is that an ati card?
[04:38] <erawfish> |Quest|: any that the linux kernel itself supports
[04:38] <Flannel> !hardware | |Quest|
[04:38] <ubotu> |Quest|: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection
[04:39] <oldude67> firefoxie, go to update manager and click on version update.
[04:39] <Flannel> |Quest|: That's not authoritative though
[04:39] <osiri1> uhm
[04:39] <scuizi> osiri1: might be an intel card needing the i81x driver..
[04:39] <osiri1> from dxdiag, it said, if i remember correctly, Intel Mobile 965 Chipset
[04:39] <erawfish> osiri1: i810/intel then yes
[04:40] <osiri1> so choose i810?
[04:40] <erawfish> yes
[04:40] <Gekkomon_Shogun> erawfish: they are
[04:40] <scuizi> osiri1: ok.. like erawfish said.. use synaptic and search for i810
[04:40] <osiri1> ...?
[04:40] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: they are WHAT? I asked for the name of the files on it. "they are" is no answer
[04:40] <Gekkomon_Shogun> u want all the file names
[04:40] <scuizi> osiri1: ?  what do you mean ?  are you familure with synaptic?
[04:40] <erawfish> scuizi: i810 drivers are already installed via X. all he needs to do is to configure to use them
[04:41] <osiri1> nope
[04:41] <firefoxIE> q: can older versions such as feisty only handle software versions released during the period which feisty was latest?
[04:41] <scuizi> erawfish: ok...  osiri1 change your driver in xorg.conf to i810 save then ctrl+alt+backspace to restart the gui and graphics drivers.
[04:41] <erawfish> firefoxIE: yes and no
[04:42] <Gumby> hello all.  Ive installed ubuntu using a minimal cd and then installed the xubuntu-desktop.  all of my desktop fonts are so small they are unreadable.  Does anyone have any idea where I might fix this problem?
[04:42] <Flannel> firefoxIE: Feisty will only ever have the stuff it was released with.  You should upgrade to gutsy if you want the newer stuff.
[04:42] <osiri1> okay?
[04:42] <erawfish> scuizi: do you know about dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[04:42] <Flannel> firefoxIE: Thats the easiest and most hassle free method.
[04:42] <Eisenheim> anyone help with wireless issues
[04:42] <scuizi> erawfish: yep.. probably not neccesary here.
[04:42] <lolface> erawfish: i did ctrl-alt-F1 and typed sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart and then when it was done i pressed ctrl-alt-F7 and it said ubuntu is starting in low-graphics mode (same story as before) and nvidia x server settings is still saying that im not using th nvidia x driver
[04:42] <osiri1> i'm editing this on the blue screen with Package Configuration in the upper left
[04:43] <erawfish> scuizi: please don't tell people to edit files directly then
[04:43] <Gekkomon_Shogun> erawfish: i see all the files from the .disk to the wubi-cdboot
[04:43] <erawfish> osiri1: yes that's the way to do it
[04:43] <scuizi> osiri1: check out erawfish line to me with dpkg etc..  do you see it.
[04:43] <Armadillio> is there a way to change file types and associations on galeon?
[04:43] <|Quest|> erawfish Flannel - ic.
[04:43] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: this is NOT ubuntu. you were told to get an ubuntu CD. wubi is not supported here
[04:43] <firefoxIE> but can't I manually download the latest software for feisty?? or is feisty not compatible with newest software?
[04:43] <erawfish> Gekkomon_Shogun: the only place you get the ubuntu CD is at ubuntu.com
[04:44] <scuizi> erawfish: you sound a little off kilter tonight.. too much caffine?
[04:44] <Gekkomon_Shogun> so what should i do
[04:44] <erawfish> firefoxIE: you can do it manually but you don't know enough to actually install and configure it
[04:44] <osiri1> so confused, okay i'm at where i choose the driver
[04:44] <Flannel> firefoxIE: You can.  But you should use package management.  Its easier and friendlier during upgrades.
[04:44] <osiri1> sorry guys
[04:44] <erawfish> firefoxIE: and asking us is OT here
[04:44] <osiri1> select the i810 in red, and hit enter
[04:44] <scuizi> osiri1: using the dpkg line?
[04:44] <Dehspehl> Gekkomon_Shogun: get ubuntu or ask on wubi's channel. or #linux
[04:44] <osiri1> yes, the dpkg
[04:45] <scuizi> osiri1: yes  select i810
[04:45] <lolface> erawfish: i did ctrl-alt-F1 and typed sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart and then when it was done i pressed ctrl-alt-F7 and it said ubuntu is starting in low-graphics mode (same story as before) and nvidia x server settings is still saying that im not using th nvidia x driver
[04:45] <Flannel> erawfish: Not really offtopic, no.  Just not the preferred method.
[04:45] <heatmzzr> is there an application that changes the sensitivity of the touchpad?
[04:45] <firefoxIE> erawfish: what do u mean by OT ?
[04:45] <osiri1> mmkay, done, now it basically tells me to name it
[04:45] <firefoxIE> u mean I asked too many things?
[04:45] <lolface> OT= off topic
[04:45] <firefoxIE> ohk
[04:45] <mikegriffin> yea they dont want to help either.. someday i will get it fixed..
[04:45] <erawfish> lolface: that's wrong. you are using nvidia graphics driver, your xorg.log said so. what does xorg.log say now?
[04:46] <david__> hhhoooi
[04:46] <osiri1> type in the name of my card?
[04:46] <erawfish> firefoxIE: no I mean asking how to install stuff manually in feisty that way is OT
[04:46] <erawfish> firefoxIE: it's not a ubuntu problem
[04:46] <Flannel> erawfish: No its not.
[04:46] <Grammaticus> I have been attempting to connect with dial-up on a Sony Viao VGNx, although : http://www.linux-laptop.net/hosted/fs215e-slackware.html ... it appears that my modem (The HPAUDIO, etc.) doesn't work. Is this the end? Is it not worth tweaking?
[04:46] <firefoxIE> why
[04:46] <firefoxIE> how is that OT
[04:46] <scuizi> osiri1: to name it?  not sure what you mean there...  no.. you might have to install the driver from synaptic.. you're in a terminal right?
[04:46] <firefoxIE> dont worry
[04:46] <firefoxIE> back to the original topic
[04:46] <erawfish> cause it's not a ubuntu support problem. e.g. ask #firefox if you want to install firefox from mozilla.com
[04:46] <Flannel> firefoxIE: You don't want to do it that way.  You should just upgrade to gutsy.
[04:46] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:46] <firefoxIE> um
[04:47] <mkrufky> anybody know how to dump a binary dlob in binhex format?  hexdump doesnt have an option for binhex :-(
[04:47] <osiri1> how do i tell the terminal? all i see is a blue screen, grey box, with "The X server configuration file associates your video card..."
[04:47] <fismoll8> does anyone know how to put a link to a program in their applications menu in ubuntu
[04:47] <firefoxIE> the problem is in synaptic the latest versions of software it shows is the same as the one I had, which isn't true, as my version isn't the latest
[04:47] <osiri1> using Feisty btw
[04:47] <Starnestommy> fismoll8: system->preferences->main menu?
[04:47] <Eisenheim> i set up my ubuntu at my office cuz they have wireless, but im at the house and the wireless is actin funky on it
[04:47] <Flannel> firefoxIE: "Latest" in that sense means latest in the repositories.  Which is different than latest released ever.
[04:47] <erawfish> mkrufky: apt-cache search binhex
[04:48] <firefoxIE> oh lol
[04:48] <scuizi> osiri1: did you every have the gui loaded? if so to run the dpkg reconfigure option you had to get to a terminal.. like a dos box.
[04:48]  * Grammaticus blinks
[04:48] <firefoxIE> ok
[04:48] <Flannel> firefoxIE: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades  Follow that, upgrde to gutsy
[04:48] <firefoxIE> ok NP
[04:48] <schnoowork> fismoll8, where is also a program called alacarte aswell
[04:48] <scuizi> osiri1: does that ring a bell?  is that what you are in?
[04:48] <osiri1> gui..., i know what it means, hold on
[04:48] <fismoll8> thanks starnestommy
[04:48]  * Grammaticus sighs and blinks again.
[04:48] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51978/
[04:48] <heatmzzr> is there an application that changes the sensitivity of the touchpad?
[04:49] <osiri1> http://www.aotk50.dsl.pipex.com/install-ubuntu-704-x1/img1A.jpg
[04:49] <osiri1> that is what i see
[04:49] <olskolirc> what is that gui tool/utility called where you could view your boot order and change the boot timer on it?
[04:49] <Flannel> heatmzzr: Check out gsynaptics
[04:49] <navlop> Trying to connect to web admin, and my connection times out, but if I use other computer i have no problem connecting to web admin
[04:49] <olskolirc> ubuntu on kde
[04:49] <jlm3030> I need some help with a dell inspiron 2500
[04:49] <Flannel> !synaptics
[04:49] <ubotu> For a comprehensive Synaptics Touchpad guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[04:49] <heatmzzr> thanks flannel
[04:49] <Flannel> heatmzzr: gsynaptics is a frontend to synaptics.  Check out that page
[04:49] <nano__> So... only way to connect to a wireless network is via ndiswrapper...
[04:49] <scuizi> osiri1: ok.. try to right mouse click ... if a menu pops up choose "open new tab"
[04:50] <osiri1> nono, take the border out
[04:50] <osiri1> as in, just the blue and the grey box, nothing else, period
[04:50] <erawfish> lolface: grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:50] <jlm3030> the inspiron 2500 will turn of unexpectedly
[04:50] <osiri1> did that make sense?
[04:51] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51979/
[04:51] <askvicto1> How can I disable a keyboard?
[04:51] <jlm3030> I also have issues with one of the fans not working
[04:51] <erawfish> lolface: lsmod |grep nvidia
[04:52] <navlop> Trying to connect to web admin, https:// ip address:10000 and my connection times out, but if I use other computer i have no problem connecting to web admin
[04:52] <Eisenheim> could anyone point me in the right direction
[04:52] <firefoxIE> how come in Update Manager in Feisty it doesn't say that 7.10 is available but shows like 100 security updates instead
[04:52] <Flannel> firefoxIE: because you need to have update-manager up to date to do the gutsy upgrade
[04:52] <jlm3030> has anyone got any solutions to these problems
[04:52] <Eisenheim> i'm having troubles with my network connection
[04:53] <firefoxIE> oh lol
[04:53] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51980/
[04:53] <biouser> what is the default Gnome file browser called (if I want to call it from the command line with sudo)?
[04:53] <Starnestommy> biouser: nautilus
[04:53] <erawfish> lolface: modprobe nvidia
[04:53] <firefoxIE> updating one thing to update another thing
[04:53] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: explain
[04:53] <Flannel> biouser: nautilus.  And use gksu not sudo
[04:53] <nickrud> biouser: gksudo nautilus
[04:53] <firefoxIE> which one is better: kubuntu or ubuntu?
[04:53] <Hirvinen_> firefoxIE: Always fully update before switching distribution.
[04:53] <biouser> why gksu?
[04:53] <Flannel> firefoxIE: Theyre different, they suit different needs
[04:53] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[04:53] <lolface> erawfish: cyrus@pwnz0r:/var/log$ modprobe nvidia
[04:53] <lolface> FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia
[04:53] <nickrud> firefoxIE: no, updating one so you and up_grade_ to the other
[04:53] <Flannel> biouser: because you should use gksu (or gksudo) with graphical programs always
[04:53] <firefoxIE> thanks for all answers
[04:53] <Hirvinen_> firefoxIE: A preference question largely.
[04:54] <erawfish> lolface: you need to use sudo...
[04:54] <lolface> ok
[04:54] <firefoxIE> which one is more widely supported?
[04:54] <lolface> lol
[04:54] <MGalaxy> I have a problem with AWLAscii.ttf font ( includes in LDOCE 2005 ) It is not shown properly, any solution?
[04:54] <erawfish> firefoxIE: ubuntu is a bit more common probably in the case of ubuntu
[04:54] <osiri1> arg
[04:54] <lolface> erawfish: same thing happens
[04:54] <osiri1> dang HP
[04:54] <Eisenheim> i dont know, i set up my ubuntu on my laptop at work cause they got wireless, so when i get home it doesnt connect properly when all my othe windoze laptops do
[04:54] <erawfish> lolface: full output please
[04:54] <erawfish> lolface: and output of dmesg
[04:55] <erawfish> Eisenheim: do you use WPA at home?
[04:55] <askvicto1> I want to disable one keyboard in X (or at a lower level; doesn't really matter). Any ideas how?
[04:55] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: is it the first time connecting it?  is there encryption or mac filtering
[04:55] <jlm3030> I am new at this am I supposed to just ask a question
[04:55] <erawfish> Eisenheim: and what encrpytion to you use at work?
[04:55] <Starnestommy> jlm3030: yes
[04:55] <navlop> Trying to connect to web admin, https:// ip address:10000 and my connection times out, but if I use other computer i have no problem connecting to web admin
[04:55] <jlm3030> Thanks
[04:55] <erawfish> navlop: don't use webmit
[04:56] <erawfish> *webmin
[04:56] <Eisenheim> i use no encryption either places
[04:56] <jlm3030> I need help my notebook keeps cutting off with the most recent release
[04:56] <navlop> erawfish, use what instead
[04:56] <osiri1> could anyone help me with xserver issues?
[04:56] <Starnestommy> jlm3030: I think it might be a problem with ACPI
[04:56] <Hirvinen_> firefoxIE: In a nutshell: Gnome tries to be OS X. KDE emphasizes power in the hands of user(as in choice and customizability) and superficially resembles Windows more closely.
[04:56] <Eisenheim> my vista laptops runs killer downloads
[04:56] <osiri1> i'm at the black terminal login(i think)
[04:56] <curiogeo> ! gdm
[04:56] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gdm - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:57] <erawfish> navlop: nothing. webmin is a very good way to get rooted
[04:57] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: what kind of wireless card in your laptop?
[04:57] <Grammaticus> Does anyone know a reasonable forum to post dial-up problems?
[04:57] <jlm3030> Did they update the ACPI in the latest kernal?
[04:57] <jlm3030> If so how do I turn it off
[04:57] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: and what kind of router at home?
[04:57] <Eisenheim> but i dont know the ubuntu laptop picks up five bars on signal lets me open google
[04:57] <curiogeo> !stopx
[04:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about stopx - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:57] <Starnestommy> jlm3030: look in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:58] <navlop> erawfish tried to connect ot computer using ssh and it times out also
[04:58] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: it lets you open google?
[04:58] <erawfish> navlop: is the PC behind a router?
[04:58] <Eisenheim> search pages will come up but when i log onto site jus doesnt do nothing
[04:58] <navlop> erawfish, all computers are behind router
[04:58] <Buginator> Anyone know why when I do xrandr I get connected 1924x768+0+0 0mm x 0mm ?  I need to fix 0mm x 0mm but I don't know how?
[04:59] <curiogeo> hi I am looking for a quick way to restart x or gnome desktop can anyone tell me a quick command line string to do so
[04:59] <fismoll8> anyone know how to get gcc for ubuntu gutsy
[04:59] <Eisenheim> ive never seent it before
[04:59] <tonyyarusso> curiogeo: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart
[04:59] <Hirvinen_> curiogeo: /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:59] <erawfish> cz1: ctrl+alt+backpsace or /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:59] <Cpudan80> fismoll8: sudo apt-get install gcc
[04:59] <Starnestommy> fismoll8: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[04:59] <Buginator> ctrl-alt-backspace = restart the desktop AFAIK.. though that may not be best ;)
[04:59] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51982/ andhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51983/
[05:00] <erawfish> !build-essential fismoll8
[05:00] <Eisenheim> none of the other internet apps will pick it up tho no xchat or nothing
[05:00] <Hirvinen_> tonyyarusso: Is that upstart? Could you point to a good source about it?
[05:00] <Cpudan80> fismoll8: build-essential is the full set of tools
[05:00] <jlm3030> I found the menu.lst should I insert ACPI=0 ?
[05:00] <Eisenheim> if i type any thing into the url it says server not found
[05:00] <curiogeo> music to my eyes
[05:00] <tonyyarusso> Hirvinen_: Pretty sure that's a sysv reference, and other than the relevant man page, no I don't have a good link handy, sorry.
[05:01] <Starnestommy> jlm3030: put noacpi at the end of the kernel line
[05:01] <diseaser> did someone say handy?
[05:01] <diseaser> To me, truth is not some vague, foggy notion.  Truth is real.  And, at the same time, unreal.  Fiction and fact and everything in between, plus some things I can't remember, all rolled into one big "thing." This is truth, to me.
[05:01] <navlop> erawfish if I use ssh from computer to connext to server it has no prblems, but if i use other computer and i try connecting using ssh i get an connection time out
[05:01] <fismoll8> thanks guys
[05:01] <Flannel> !init | tonyyarusso, Hirvinen_
[05:01] <ubotu> tonyyarusso, Hirvinen_: Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto
[05:01] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: can you ping 4.2.2.1?
[05:01] <erawfish> lolface: what ubuntu version is this?
[05:01] <biouser> how about getting nautilus going in the current hidden directory?
[05:01] <lolface> erawfish: 7.10 Gutsy
[05:01] <Eisenheim> my fault by the way i use an Level one USB wireless adapter cuz i havnt had time to get my internal broadcom yet
[05:01] <nickrud> Hirvinen_: update-rc.d is a long time tool used by debian packagers
[05:01] <Hirvinen_> curiogeo: Also ctrl + alt + backspace restarts X. Alternatively logout and choose from the menu "Restart X server" or something like that.
[05:02] <erawfish> lolface: uname -r
[05:02] <lolface> sudo?
[05:02] <Hirvinen_> nickrud: Ok. Just hadn't seen it before. Always used /etc/init.d/
[05:02] <Hirvinen_> Flannel: Thanks.
[05:02] <lolface> erawfish: sudo?
[05:02] <nickrud> Hirvinen_: it's elite
[05:02] <Hirvinen_> haha
[05:02] <Eisenheim> forgive me forgive me i am new to linux how would that get typed in the terminal?
[05:02] <nickrud> Hirvinen_: useful because inv<tab> is quick
[05:03] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: you could have your nameserver set incorrectly,  output /etc/resolv.conf
[05:03] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51984/
[05:03] <nickrud> biouser: ctl-h in the browser window
[05:04] <jlm3030> Thanks Starnestommy I will reboot and see if it helps
[05:04] <nickrud> biouser: or nautilus . <-- period in the terminal
[05:04] <Hirvinen_> nickrud: True. Handy.
[05:04] <Eisenheim> same as on it says the program output is not installed
[05:04] <nibsa1242> Please help my /boot (not my MBR) got erased need help fixing, please see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51985/ .
[05:04] <curiogeo> it seems that I have locked up my display
[05:05] <Sol> 'ello all
[05:05] <biouser> thanks nickrud
[05:05] <Agent_bob> dot or dot slash  ./  both mean the PWD
[05:05] <MGalaxy> ~trutype
[05:05] <curiogeo> everytime I dpkg it is coming back either out of phase  (black screen) or I have a lot of blocks
[05:05] <MGalaxy> !truetype
[05:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about truetype - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[05:06] <jason_123> iam useing totem-plugin-viewer 2.20.0 and it has little tiny green lines in it when i play online movies how can i fix it
[05:06] <|Quest|> whats the max size of swap partition?
[05:06] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: sorry, afk, type: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[05:06] <erawfish> lolface: you could look for newer drivers in the repos. that is all I can think of why it wouldn't load
[05:07] <mattgyver83> Hi room.  Is it possible to have different user logins auto-connect to different networks?  Everytime i change the network on one user login it affects the other.
[05:07] <erawfish> lolface: a newer kernel module that is
[05:07] <nickrud> nibsa1242: do aptitude purge linux-image-$(uname -r) grub && sudo aptitude install linux-image-$(uname -r) grub
[05:07] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: use pastebin if its alot of lines
[05:07] <lolface> erawfish: newer kernel module?
[05:07] <firefoxIE> is there any official staff here? or do knowledgeable people just come here and just help?
[05:07] <nickrud> nibsa1242: missed the first sudo, but I think you get the picture
[05:07] <Agent_bob> |Quest| on my systems 0 bites   but on most two times the ram would be more that plenty
[05:07] <nibsa1242> nickrud ok, I'll go try that
[05:07] <erawfish> lolface: yes
[05:08] <erawfish> nibsa1242: grub needs to be reinstalled too
[05:08] <jason_123> any help
[05:08] <Eisenheim> alright
[05:08]  * nickrud reads his line again
[05:08] <nibsa1242> erawfish, yeah I figured I'd have to reinstall grub to the mbr
[05:08] <Sol> Agent_Bob: What's the advantage of not having a swap partition?
[05:08] <lolface> erawfish: i don't know what a newer kernel module is.
[05:08] <erawfish> nickrud: didn't see. sorry
[05:08] <Celes> hmm
[05:08] <bastid_raZor> is hyper-threading enabled by default in 7.10?
[05:08] <erawfish> bastid_raZor: yes
[05:08] <Agent_bob> sol in my case more usable disk space    but to most that's not an issue
[05:08] <Celes> Do you guys know why I cant see my userlist on xchat?
[05:08] <lolface> erawfish:sorry im kinda new to linux
[05:09] <Celes> its pretty gay..
[05:09] <fismoll8> now that I've installed build-essential, how do I open the compiler
[05:09] <nickrud> erawfish: heh. I'll take what little I can get from the experts ;p
[05:09] <Sol> bob: gotcha just curious
[05:09] <curiogeo> I am using the fglrx driver for an ATI card any experts that can help
[05:09] <erawfish> lolface: the nvidia-common package. it's from 2005 it seems. you need a newer one
[05:09] <oldude67> wasnt hyper-threading enabled in fiesty?
[05:09] <lolface> erawfish: so where would a newer one be?
[05:09] <erawfish> curiogeo: what ati card?
[05:09] <erawfish> lolface: in the repositories
[05:09]  * burner is not a fan of the homophobia, but did you try xchat-gnome Celes?  might work and be a little more gui friendly
[05:09] <nickrud> fismoll8: gcc is a command line compiler, you'll do your editing in a text editor
[05:09] <curiogeo> 1550
[05:10] <bastid_raZor> erawfish:: and you are correct sir, cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i '^processor' | wc -l shows me the answer 2
[05:10] <curiogeo> i think xd
[05:10] <Agent_bob> sol on a 4g hd   i don't even use a partition.
[05:10] <Celes> ohh burner im on windows atm
[05:10]  * erawfish puts |Quest| on ignore for PMs
[05:10] <Celes> but I do have a ubuntu
[05:10] <fismoll8> what is the command to compile
[05:10] <burner> Celes: there's always pidgin, it can do irc
[05:10] <fismoll8> is there a readme
[05:10] <Kalamansi> !smoothwall
[05:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about smoothwall - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[05:10] <Sol> Bob: hahaha yeah that's understandable then
[05:10] <Kalamansi> !shorewall
[05:10] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[05:10] <erawfish> !build-essential | fismoll8
[05:10] <ubotu> fismoll8: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[05:10]  * Celes is an ubuntu noob
[05:10] <burner> Celes: i know your #1 problem ;)
[05:11] <Celes> that im a girl
[05:11] <Celes> yeah I know
[05:11] <Celes> drats
[05:11] <fismoll8> !build-essnetial
[05:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about build-essnetial - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[05:11] <nickrud> fismoll8: install gcc-4.1-doc , and you'll find them at /usr/share/doc/gcc-4.1-doc
[05:11] <Eisenheim> it gave me my name server but
[05:11]  * burner was thinking moreso that you're using windows
[05:11] <Celes> hahah
[05:11]  * hank_ is away: Gone away for now.
[05:11]  * Celes giggles
[05:11]  * burner is not a fan of mysogyny
[05:11] <biouser> http://pastebin.ca/index.php
[05:11] <Celes> ohh my sister cant get her avi vids to work on ubuntu
[05:11] <Celes> well in colour
[05:12] <Celes> do you know how to fix that
[05:12] <cratel> !restricted
[05:12] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[05:12] <burner> Celes: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[05:12] <burner> or that link :)
[05:12] <Celes> will it work?
[05:12] <Sol> ok, question, +10 points and a cookie for the best answer, is it possible to read from an NTFS formatted drive and write that info to the ext3 file sys that linux uses?
[05:12] <Celes> because last time I tried a code it said error
[05:12] <erawfish> Celes: how should we know? do we sit at the affected computer?
[05:12] <nickrud> Sol: yes
[05:12] <lolface> erawfish: sorry lol, but what repos? I have everything checked in synaptics pkg manager>settings menu>Repositories
[05:12] <biouser> http://pastebin.ca/855690
[05:12] <Celes> erawfish, dont be rude!
[05:12] <Agent_bob> sol natively    yes
[05:13] <burner> Celes: try again... read that link
[05:13] <erawfish> lolface: apt-cache search nvidia
[05:13] <Sol> ok...http://www.linux-ntfs.org/doku.php
[05:13] <Sol> that is the only thing i've found so far
[05:13] <erawfish> Celes: ask more sensible questions
[05:13] <Sol> i looked for about 20 minutes yesterday
[05:13] <Sol> how would i go about doing that?
[05:13] <erawfish> !ntfs-3g | sol
[05:13] <ubotu> sol: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[05:13] <moad> hello , my download speed dropped a lot (from 200kbs to 15kbs) when i upgraded to Gutsy , help me ...
[05:13] <Agent_bob> sol with ntfs-3g you can even reverse the process
[05:13] <Sol> oh snap, wonderful thank you so much
[05:13] <burner> Sol: you're using ubuntu?  just plug in the ntfs drive, it will be able to read the data
[05:13] <Sol> really?
[05:14] <burner> yeah
[05:14] <erawfish> yes. read only access is there by default
[05:14] <Sol> oh gotcha.
[05:14] <nickrud> biouser: you don't need to use gksu with nautilus in your own home, it's actually a bad idea
[05:14] <burner> ntfs 3g is included in gutsy for write support too
[05:14] <Agent_bob> i.e.  natively
[05:14] <Sol> but will it be able to right?
[05:14] <Sol> write*
[05:14] <bulmer> Sol one exception, if the writings are in chinese caligraphy, you can not make head or tails of it.. lol
[05:14] <Sol> ok
[05:14] <burner> write.. and i think so with gutsy
[05:14] <Sol> hahaha ok
[05:15] <KrisWood> Hi everyone
[05:15] <Agent_bob> "chinese caligraphy"   hehheh
[05:15] <drhous1> hi all, there seems to be some problem with my system; GAIM isn't working properly- the sounds on sending and receiving a message aren't heard; Once i logout i am not able to login nor are the other users; this problem started when i installed gutsy, but then i switched back to feisty but still the problem persists; I am not able to figure whats causing the problem, Can anybody help?
[05:15] <burner> Sol: windows can read/write ext3 with fs-driver.org if you want a data drive to be ext3 instead of ntfs
[05:15] <Michael74> why do you want sounds?
[05:15] <maShininist> hello everyone
[05:15] <burner> drhous1: upgrade to gutsy and use pidgin :)
[05:15] <Michael74> personally I hate messenger sounds
[05:15] <Sol> alright cool i'm on a live CD right now, windows won't stay on for more than a minute without going into hibernation so i thought i'd hop on the live cd, download the newest version, and install ftw
[05:15] <Michael74> but check your drivers
[05:15] <asdfasdf> hello, is there a problem with the 3rd generation ipod nano and ubuntu fiesty?
[05:16] <nibsa1242> nickrud: Thanks for the suggestion, its downloading files right now and we'll see what happens in 10 min or so.
[05:16] <Agent_bob> burner is that true ext3 or ext3 mounted ext2 ?
[05:16] <oldude67> drhous1, use pidgin
[05:16] <Michael74> okay guys I have a question for anyone who can answer......
[05:16] <KrisWood> Anyone here familiar with trying to install Ubuntu on a VMWare server? I can't seem to get the ISO to boot. :-/
[05:16] <drhous1> the login and logout i referred to are with respect to the system login
[05:16] <burner> Agent_bob: uhh...  got me, who dual boots anymore?  virtualization rules :)
[05:16] <drhous1> and i did use pidgin
[05:16] <nickrud> nibsa1242: cool
[05:16] <nibsa1242> burner: Sol: it can, but it reads in in ext2 mode... and if your windows crashes you need to boot into linux and let it fdisk
[05:16] <bulmer> KrisWood: can you even read any cdrom from vmware?
[05:16] <Michael74> why is it that Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 Alpha 3 was updated on Jan 10th, it wasn't release on Jan 10th?
[05:17] <Agent_bob> burner ummm not me i lost M$ long ago  heh
[05:17] <drhous1> i shifted back to feisty after gutsy presented with the problem
[05:17] <burner> KrisWood: do you see the grub screen? you can check cd for defects... maybe your .iso download is bad
[05:17] <bastid_raZor> if i wanted to attempt to boot faster and i were to edit /etc/init.d/rc and change CONCURRENCY=none to CONCURRENCY=shell or startpar would startpar actually work?
[05:17] <burner> KrisWood: you check the md5 sum of the download?
[05:17] <drhous1> it worked fine when i was using feisty before gutsy
[05:17] <KrisWood> Bulmer yes, and the CD shows up, I'm getting the debian grub loader as that's what's currently on the machine
[05:17] <moad> hello , my download speed dropped a lot (from 200kbs to 15kbs) when i upgraded to Gutsy , help me ...
[05:17] <Sol> nibsa: what now? sorry, new to linux, i know a bit, not much though
[05:17] <Michael74> where does it list the MD5s?
[05:17] <Michael74> I don't see them
[05:17] <Michael74> :S
[05:17] <asdfasdf> or not fiesty i mean gutsy
[05:17] <oldude67> drhous1 switch back to gutsy and update pidgin
[05:17] <erawfish> Sol: you read the link ubotu gave you and follow it
[05:17] <burner> !md5
[05:17] <ubotu> To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows
[05:18] <KGB> あ
[05:18] <ma11o1> can anybody help me get vnc working on ubuntu server 6.06 amd64?
[05:18] <drhous1> oldude67: the problem isnt just with pidgin or Gaim
[05:18] <KrisWood> The ISO is on a hosted machine that I don't have access to directly, not sure how I can check my md5
[05:18] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51987/
[05:18] <burner> KrisWood: you're trying to virtualize ubuntu yes?
[05:18] <Agent_bob> !ntfs-3g > sol
[05:18] <Sol> erawfish: ah ok
[05:18] <burner> KrisWood: you can't open a terminal on the machine with the .iso and run md5sum?
[05:18] <bulmer> KrisWood: you are trying to install via network?
[05:18] <drhous1> oldude67: its with the system i am not able to relogin into the system i mean not the chat client account
[05:19] <oldude67> drhous1 its with your file system and the back and forth
[05:19] <AussieHatter> what is the difference between the generic kernel and the server kernel ?
[05:19] <nibsa1242> Sol the drivers that allow Windows to read ext3 only work because ext3 is generally backwards compatible with ext2... its not an ext3 implementation and I really only trust windows to read, but not write to my ext(2-3) partitions
[05:19] <drhous1> oldude67: how do i fix it?
[05:19] <KrisWood> burner, bulmer: I'm trying to install over the internet via vmware server console, it's located in a datacenter on the other side of the country
[05:19] <Agent_bob> AussieHatter timming
[05:19] <`KaNe> When I start x chat it brings me here automaticly. how do I stop this now?. first time on x chat
[05:19] <drhous1> oldude67: by reinstalling gutsy?
[05:19] <oldude67> update to gutsy  and reload pidgin's update..and see if that helps
[05:19] <Sol> nibsa: ok i gotcha now
[05:19] <KrisWood> The ISO is hosted on the host's network
[05:19] <jetscreamer> edit the preferences
[05:19] <bulmer> AussieHatter: you can compare their  /boot/config-xxx and see if they compile same modules
[05:19] <AussieHatter> Agent_bob, timing as in responsiveness ?
[05:19] <erawfish> !debootstrap | KrisWood
[05:19] <ubotu> KrisWood: debootstrap is used to create a !Debian or Ubuntu base system from scratch, without requiring the availability of !dpkg or !APT. It does this by downloading !.deb files from a mirror site, and carefully unpacking them into a directory you can eventually !chroot into.  See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot for more information
[05:20] <oldude67> its bad to go back and forth
[05:20] <Agent_bob> AussieHatter latency timming.   how often it check for new input.
[05:20] <Agent_bob> AussieHatter yes.
[05:20] <jetscreamer> network list, `KaNe
[05:20] <`KaNe> I know edit pereferences but this is freenode but it says nothing about logging on here at start up
[05:20] <AussieHatter> could latency timing affect network performance ?
[05:20] <Agent_bob> yes
[05:21] <telee> which is better sata or ultra ata
[05:21] <AussieHatter> Agent_bob, i have an eth port that is going very slow
[05:21] <lolface> sata
[05:21] <telee> thanks
[05:21] <KrisWood> erawfish: I don't think that's the problem, I suspect that my vmware server just doesn't know it's supposed to be booting from CD
[05:21] <lolface> i think
[05:21] <lolface> wait
[05:21] <Dial_tone> better now
[05:21] <Dial_tone> how
[05:21] <bulmer> KrisWood: not sure how you'd do that, i thought you can only install like via PXE and a nearby (same lan) tftp/dhcp server
[05:21] <ma11o1> how do i configure X on ubuntu serveR?
[05:21] <Agent_bob> AussieHatter that's most likely not the cause.   you only need a server kernel if you have "gobs" of traffic.
[05:21] <|Quest|> what swap size or partition should be there on a server ?
[05:22] <Michael74> are daily builds of ubuntu any good and they are listed as DVDs
[05:22] <Agent_bob> AussieHatter more likely an ipv6 issue
[05:22] <telee> should i look for a cache size of 16 or 8 mb.  is there really a difference?
[05:22] <KrisWood> bulmer: the iso is on the same lan as the server, they're both in the datacenter together
[05:22] <Michael74> does that mean then include Kubuntu and Ubuntu?
[05:22] <AussieHatter> its ubuntu server, it has the server kernel now, and 2 of these servers on completely different h/w have had slow network
[05:22] <KrisWood> The VMWare server has the ISO mounted in its virtual CDROM
[05:23] <burner> KrisWood: that should be all there is to it
[05:23] <AussieHatter> Agent_bob, i am having a hard time working out what to blame, the speed is 512KBps
[05:23] <pavan> My wifi connection keeps dropping .. i am using the nm-applet.. any ideas how i can fix this??
[05:23] <KrisWood> I guess I'll just have to wait for the network admin to wake up and ask him to set it to boot from CD :(
[05:23] <AussieHatter> Agent_bob, do you think ipv6 could affect lan speed ?
[05:23] <erawfish> KrisWood: install vmware server locally. create an image with ubuntu for it locally. copy over the image and run it
[05:24] <Agent_bob> yes.  check the message from ubotu AussieHatter
[05:24] <AussieHatter> Agent_bob, ok thx
[05:24] <lolface> telee: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_buffer
[05:24] <KrisWood> erawfish: wouldn't that be a bit of a large upload? :D
[05:24] <pavan> Hi all .. My wifi connection keeps dropping .. i am using the nm-applet.. any ideas how i can fix this??
[05:25] <bulmer> pavan blame your neighbors :) they are on same channel as you?
[05:25] <MGalaxy> I installed kubuntu 7.10 from dvd, after that , in the middle of upgrade process some error occurred and the process failed, but now adept manager doesn't show any upgradable packages, what should I do?
[05:25] <slyboots> Having some problems with getting Wifi to work in my ubuntu install, for whatever reason it has not been detected automaticly and I am running xfce.. I installed network-managed with the xfce-applets adddon
[05:25] <KrisWood> I was just thinking maybe I set something up wrong, but if "that should be all there is to it" then I'm guessing it's something with how the network admin at the datacenter has it set up. :-/
[05:25] <slyboots> But after modprobing the driver my card uses.. I think, its still not showing up
[05:26] <pavan> bulmer.. most likely we all are in the same  channel.. i have a neighbor with unsecured connection.. which sometimes i use other than my own..
[05:26] <oldude67> slyboots, try aptitude update
[05:26] <Eisenheim> i cant ping my router
[05:26] <lemontea> Is there a way i can save my desktop open program and shut down and have everything theway it s
[05:26] <oldude67> oops sudo
[05:26] <lemontea> when i turn on the pc
[05:26] <slyboots> oldude67: Whats that going to do?
[05:26] <keith-> can i make totem not open when i insert a dvd?
[05:26] <oldude67> it fixed mine
[05:26] <musikgoat> Eisenheim: you'd have to be able to ping your router if you can get to google
[05:27] <slyboots> ... Right..
[05:27] <oldude67> and it did the same thing
[05:27] <lolface> erawfish: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51987/
[05:27] <bulmer> pavan there you go, move to a diff channel
[05:27] <slyboots> Okay, well it did not help this time Im afraid
[05:27] <Eisenheim> thats what im not understanding
[05:27] <Eisenheim> my head is going to blow
[05:27] <_nix_> musikgoat: I cant ping my router even though I can open google
[05:27] <pavan> bulmer.. that makes sense.. will try it out..
[05:27] <burner> keith: system -> preferences -> removable drives and media
[05:28] <pavan> another major problem i have is that my Mic doesn't work ..
[05:28] <bulmer> pavan i cant help you with sound, mine dont have any
[05:28] <Agent_bob> pavan muted ?
[05:28] <Eisenheim> any suggestions
[05:28] <oldude67> slyboots, sorry wrong person...hard to keep up in this channel
[05:28] <oldude67> i dont do wifi
[05:28] <MGalaxy> Agent_bob: Flash? I dont need to instal flash :D
[05:29] <nibsa1242> nickrud: Ok, those commands finished and the result is here http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51988/
[05:29] <pavan> agent_bob.. i have the following when i run alsamixer in the console..
[05:29] <Agent_bob> MGalaxy it's probably what failed.
[05:29] <pavan> bulmer thanks for the thoughts on wifie
[05:29] <bulmer> Eisenheim: what is your pc ip address? what is the routers ip address? pastebin your route -n results
[05:29] <AussieHatter> Agent_bob, after disableing ipv6 temprorarily do i need to restart the interface ?
[05:29] <bulmer> no sweat
[05:29] <Eisenheim> ima noob
[05:29] <lolface> erawfish: thanks a lot for taking ur time to help
[05:29] <Agent_bob> AussieHatter ummm i think so.
[05:29] <ma11o1> can anybody help me get vnc working on ubuntu server 6.06?
[05:29] <Eisenheim> my router 192.168.0.1
[05:30] <bulmer> Eisenheim: nobs i usually ask to read a tutorial
[05:30] <lolface> erawfish even to it didnt werk :)
[05:30] <Eisenheim> pc ip adress??
[05:30] <lolface> tho*
[05:30] <lolface> k
[05:30] <Eisenheim> you got a link to one
[05:30] <lolface> bye
[05:30] <nickrud> nibsa1242: first glance looks good, let me look closer
[05:30] <bulmer> Eisenheim not off hand, but on google look for ubuntu +network tutorial+tcpip
[05:30] <MGalaxy> Agent_bob: I thing more than 40% of upgrade process has not done
[05:30] <pavan> agent_bob it shows 2 Capture devices & Input source.. both Capture devices are unmutted.. and the Input source is selected as Front Mic..
[05:31] <`2wn> how do i share a printer for use on linux computers (not samba)
[05:31] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I have stuff now in my /boot and my /boot/grub directories, which seems promising.
[05:31] <nickrud> nibsa1242: yeah, I want to make sure you got the rest, take a look at menu.lst while I'm doing that
[05:31] <bulmer> `2wn: your cups is not broadcasting the services?
[05:31] <Agent_bob> pavan ok the [mic-boost] is muted isn't it ?
[05:31] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I'm mainly concerned about unable to resolve 'UUID=...' messages
[05:31] <`2wn> bulmer how would i check that ?  i'm using gutsy
[05:32] <moad> hello , my download speed dropped a lot (from 200kbs to 15kbs) when i upgraded to Gutsy , help me ...
[05:32] <Starnestommy> moad: your ISP might be doing bandwith throttling
[05:32] <bulmer> `2wn: on the server hosting the printer   localhost:631  and look also in /etc/cups  cups.conf
[05:32] <Strangework> Blender demands that I use a middle mouse button to navigate through the grid. Problem is. I HAVE NONE. I am using a laptop, and have no external mouse handy, ideas?
[05:32] <pavan> agent_bob .. i don't see any [mic-boost] entry
[05:32] <moad> Starnestommy and whats that ?
[05:32] <Agent_bob> MGalaxy blanket fix#  sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:33] <bulmer> `2wn:  cupsd.conf rather
[05:33] <nickrud> nibsa1242: good catch.  Check    blkid   (lists uuid's, don't mind me if I'm over explaining :) in a terminal against menu.lst and /etc/fstab . Shouldn't have changed since you didn't repartition anything
[05:33] <Starnestommy> moad: when you download a lot, your internet service provider slows down your connection
[05:33] <_nix_> Strangework: you may want to enable 3-button emulation
[05:33] <`2wn> bulmer do you know of a package that will configure cups for me ?
[05:33] <Strangework> _nix_: oooh! how I do that?
[05:33] <spock_> Is there a method of increasing the size of my Wubi Virtual Drive that I Created?
[05:33] <bulmer> `2wn its called me, myself and I.. :)
[05:33] <moad> Starnestommy : i have nod ownload limit , it was 200kbs yesterday , after upgrade it was 13kbs
[05:34] <bulmer> `2wn  do it yourself, lol
[05:34] <Agent_bob> pavan hmmm   that might be a problem.   and you may have just out bid me.  my alsa no how is next to knone
[05:34] <asdfasdf> Is there some trick to getting songs on an ipod with gutsy?
[05:34] <_nix_> Strangework: that is.. when you press both the buttons, the system thinks that the middle click is done.. its enabled somewhere in xorg.conf I'm not entirely sure
[05:34] <Starnestommy> moad: I have no download limit either but my isp still slows down my connection after downloading a lot, but not as much as yours has
[05:34] <bulmer> `2wn did you already browsed to localhost:631 ?
[05:34] <MasterShrek> !ipod | asdfasdf
[05:34] <ubotu> asdfasdf: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto See !rockbox for information on liberating your iPod
[05:35] <Strangework> _nix_: ooh! thanks, where can I find out more info about this?
[05:35] <spock_> !wubi spock_
[05:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wubi spock_ - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[05:35] <asdfasdf> !ipod
[05:35] <_nix_> !xorg.conf
[05:35] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[05:35] <MGalaxy> Agent_bob: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[05:35] <MGalaxy> Agent_bob: I thing something is wrong
[05:35] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I think the uuid in /etc/fstab and menu.1st is using the UUID from my old /boot. Its since been formatted to fat and back to ext3, so I think its UUID changed.
[05:35] <_nix_> Strangework: just a sec.
[05:35] <Michael74> who here has gotten Wireless to sucessfully work on ubuntu no troubles
[05:35] <pavan> asdfasdf i set my ipod to manage music manually.. and a plug in to gutsy.. just mounts the drive.. i think most Audio s/w in gutsy would recognize it
[05:35] <Michael74> ?
[05:35] <Agent_bob> MGalaxy only if you have disabled some of the repos
[05:35] <bulmer> me
[05:35] <Strangework> _nix_:okeee
[05:35] <mikeylikesit5805> hi all my ubuntu is stuck on 85% does anyone know what that is
[05:35] <pavan> agent_bob.. thx for your help
[05:35] <MasterShrek> MGalaxy, what package are you trying to install?
[05:36] <nickrud> nibsa1242: the only thing I saw that looked odd was grub-pc , but I see that's a new version of grub, no loss. Yes, repartitioning will change the uuid, grub should have found it correctly but fstab will need work
[05:36] <Agent_bob> pavan welcome
[05:36] <MGalaxy> Agent_bob: no, all repos are enable
[05:36] <asdfasdf> the thing is it does recognize it and event transfer the files but it wont play on the ipod.  It states that there are no songs.
[05:36] <Agent_bob> pavan there is an #alsa channel
[05:36] <MasterShrek> Michael74, what kind of wireless card is it?
[05:36] <Michael74> Linksys
[05:36] <spock_> mikeylikesit5805, When loading into Ubuntu?
[05:36] <Strangework> _nix_: OMFG! I GOT IT! nevermind, but thank you! :D
[05:36] <soldats> _nix_, are you talking about emulating the middle click button
[05:36] <Agent_bob> MGalaxy then i'd say that all should be well on that system.
[05:36] <pavan> agent_bob .. will check alsa channel out.. thx
[05:36] <mikeylikesit5805> sorry spock, when installing
[05:36] <nickrud> nibsa1242: but if the menu.lst didn't find it, that's good to know
[05:36] <_nix_> Strangework: yeah.. right.. hope that helps
 so what do you suggest to do ?
[05:36] <_nix_> soldats: yeah.. thanks
[05:36] <mikeylikesit5805> its been there for about 25-40 min now
[05:37] <spock_> mikeylikesit5805, Oh, How long is it stuck for, I had to wait half an hour once while it sat at 93
[05:37] <Starnestommy> moad: wait about a day or two, and it should go back to normal
[05:37] <MasterShrek> Michael74, try the restricted drivers manager, it may be broadcom based if you are lucky, if it still doesnt work, let me know ill try to help you with it
[05:37] <spock_> mikeylikesit5805, No idea, What distro is it?
[05:37] <mikeylikesit5805> ok spock, i just let it sit, ive got nothing better to do
[05:37] <mikeylikesit5805> its xubnutu 7.10
[05:37] <bulmer> MasterShrek: restricted drivers for wifi?  is that new?
[05:37] <spock_> mikeylikesit5805, I havent installed that one, Only 7.04..
[05:37] <soldats> _nix_, ahh just wondering because i did the same thing just for fun eventhough i have a middle button
[05:38] <nickrud> MasterShrek: strange to say 'lucky' in the same sentence as broadcom, isn't it
[05:38] <mikeylikesit5805> no problem thanks for the help well see what happens
[05:38] <Michael74> @MasterShrek alright
[05:38] <navlop_> Can someone tell me why i can ping my server with ip 192.168.1.200, and when i use other computer and try to ping same address is say destination host unreachable?
[05:38] <_nix_> soldats: :-)
[05:38] <spock_> mikeylikesit5805, Sorry i couldn't help
[05:38] <MasterShrek> the broadcom card should be recognized, my friend had a linksys broadcom based wifi card and it worked with that
[05:38] <Michael74> ..:: I will look for a restricted driver
[05:38] <bulmer> navlop:  same lan segment?
[05:38] <mikeylikesit5805> spcok_ no problem
[05:38] <Michael74> BTW why would you guys restrict it?
[05:39] <spock_> Is there a method of increasing the Wubi Virtual Drive size?? I have run out of space and need to extend it....
[05:39] <navlop_> yeah
[05:39] <MasterShrek> Michael74, because the driver is proprietary,
[05:39] <Agent_bob> navlop_ maybe because the other computer is not configured correctly
[05:39] <MasterShrek> Michael74, actually the driver isnt, but the firmware is, the restricted drivers manager should fetch the firmware that you need
[05:39] <bulmer> navlop: what is the ip addres of client, ?  pastebin  its route -n  result
[05:39] <Rice_Pud> 冩冩兆兆冉典典儴儘儏儓! thats what I think about this
[05:40] <nickrud> Michael74: ubuntu set up a special repository for stuff that have 'non-free' licenses, but deemed necessary for normal operation. The rest of the non-free is in multiverse
[05:40] <navlop_> server = 192.168.1.23, comp1 = 192.168.1.22 <--works ok, comp2 192.168.1.20 <- doesn't reach host
[05:40] <pavan> all i cannot seem to get my mic working.. from alsamixer i think all entries are unmuted.. does anyone know if there is module that needs to be loaded for this??
[05:40] <scguy318> pavan: Intel HDA?
[05:40] <Michael74> MasterShrek: does it make a different if the card we are talking about is the "Linksys Wireless-G USB Network Adapter with Speedbooster (WUSB54GSv2)
[05:40] <MasterShrek> pavan, just your soundcard driver afaik
[05:41] <bulmer> navlop: wait ta minute,  you said earlier 192.168.1.200 ?
[05:41] <MasterShrek> Michael74, no idea, if you want to do a command for me we can find out
[05:41] <Rice_Pud> H£ÎÎö =]
[05:41] <MasterShrek> Michael74, open a terminal and type: lspci -v | grep Network
[05:41] <_nix_> Rice_Pud: hello.. what new keyboard?
[05:41] <pavan> scguy318 : Card is HDA STI SB .. Chip SgimaTel STAC9250
[05:41] <Rice_Pud> no :X
[05:42] <bulmer> navlop: also, is .22 and .20 are on same lan?  no switches or any funny device between them and the server ?
[05:42] <_nix_> Rice_Pud: ;-)
[05:42] <Sol> when formatting a drive using GParted, i should be using the linux-swap filesystem for the swap partition correct?
[05:42] <Michael74> I'm not in Ubuntu, I'm booted in Vista at the moment.....
[05:42] <_nix_> Sol: correct
[05:42] <MasterShrek> Sol, sounds reasonable
[05:42] <Sol> haha
[05:42] <Sol> i just don't want ta screw it up yo
[05:42] <navlop_> k this is my setup 192.168.23.200 = server, comp1 = 192.168.23.140 <-works ok, comp2= 192.168.23.150,- host unreachable, but i can ping comp1 to comp2 and vice a versa
[05:43] <pavan> scguy318 : is there any snd_xxx driver for the mic.. i have few of them present in the lsmod.. is there any specific for the mic
[05:43] <_nix_> Sol: you're welcome
[05:43] <Michael74> why .23?
[05:43] <Dial_tone> is vmware player no longed updated?
[05:43] <MasterShrek> Michael74, well what im looking for is the subsystem of the card, im not sure what driver you would need to enable for it
[05:43] <Rice_Pud> ϾYϿ
[05:43] <Sol> nix: thank you, but i'm not quite done questioning yet ;P
[05:43] <nogh> hi everybody
[05:43] <Sol> now, would there be any noticeable performance difference putting the swap at the end or the beginning of the drive?
[05:43] <_nix_> Sol: you're welcome to screw it though ;-) just kidding..
[05:43] <scguy318> pavan: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Gutsy_Intel_HD_Audio_Controller may be helpful
[05:44] <nibsa1242> nickrud: menu.lst seems to have it right, however, its set to the UUID of my /root directory not my /boot directory but I think that is the correct way to do things... at least that is how the computer I'm using right now (laptop) is set up
[05:44] <nogh> just a little question, who has a eee pc?
[05:44] <bulmer> navlop:  you seem to be so secretive of your lay out...what exactly is the correct ip addresses? btw prefix your responses to me with my nick or i will miss
[05:44] <mikeylikesit5805> hey spock_ it just skipped from 85 to 97% thanks
[05:44] <Sol> nix: oh, i just might!
[05:44] <pavan> scguy318 : You think my card is intel?? this is a AMD laptop
[05:44] <nickrud> nibsa1242: nothing like the smoke test :)
[05:44] <navlop_> bulmer k this is my setup 192.168.23.200 = server, comp1 = 192.168.23.140 <-works ok, comp2= 192.168.23.150,- host unreachable, but i can ping comp1 to comp2 and vice a versa
[05:44] <Michael74> when is another person going to join this channle
[05:44] <MasterShrek> pavan, my amd laptop has an intel card
[05:45] <toresn_> how can i change the permission (using chmod) for all subdirectories within a directory ?
[05:45] <cortar> where are the multimedia settings? it says they are incorrect when i try to record sound
[05:45] <Sol> now, would there be any noticeable performance difference putting the swap at the end or the beginning of the drive?
[05:45] <navlop_> bulmer subnet mask = 255.255.255.0, gateway= 192.168.23.1
[05:45] <MasterShrek> toresn_, chmod -R
[05:45] <Michael74> isn't the normal permission 774?
[05:45] <dsnyders> HI all!  Is there a way of removing a screensaver from the list?
[05:45] <bulmer> navlop: how are these 3 host tied together? via a switch? a router? a hub? twisted cable?
[05:45] <nickrud> nibsa1242: I haven't used a separate boot partition in a long time (and that was with lilo) so I don't know really
[05:45] <Rice_Pud> ɯɫF?
[05:45] <Starnestommy> Michael74: I think it's 744
[05:45] <Michael74> yeah
[05:45] <_nix_> Sol: I'm not sure but I think putting it in the beginning should increase performance
[05:45] <nibsa1242> nickrud: well I still figure I need to reinstall grub onto the mbr, maybe... maybe not. I guess I can just restart and watch to see what happens.
[05:46] <MasterShrek> Michael74, it all depends on waht file you are talking about, different files have different permisssions throughout the system
[05:46] <nano__> I need some help, turns out i need the make package, but in order to install it, i'll have to use the command make...
[05:46] <Agent_bob> navlop_ it will help if you will diagram the setup.  i.e.  inet--dslmodem--lan0-box0-wlan0--router--wlan0-box1     or what ever you have.
[05:46] <nickrud> nibsa1242: reinstalling the mbr wouldn't hurt anything
[05:46] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I'm a fan of having at least /boot / /home and /var.
[05:46] <MasterShrek> nano_, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[05:46] <bulmer> navlop  why is the gateway 192.168.23.1 ?  not same as the server?
[05:46] <navlop_> bulmer comp1, comp2, server ---> switch --->router
[05:46] <Rice_Pud> ѦӪӜӞ...
[05:46] <Starnestommy> nano__: sudo apt-get install build-essential?
[05:47] <Michael74> yes
[05:47] <akorn> :S
[05:47] <Sol> nix: ok thank you. and also, if i create a /home partition as well, i know i can do a clean wipe of the OS without deleting data, or vice versa i'm not sure which
[05:47] <_nix_> Rice_Pud: broken keymap??
[05:47] <Rice_Pud> no :0
[05:47] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I know it won't hurt, but I can't seem to do it from inside of the chroot anyway, so I'd have to burn a grub install disk. I think I'll just restart and see what happens.
[05:47] <nickrud> nibsa1242: never have seen a need for a separate boot since lilo beat the 1024 mark, and it's really a pain when you have 32bit and 64bit ubuntu installed since they both use the same name for the kernel
[05:47] <akorn> hey can anybody help me with resolution settings (sort of) with an external monitor attached to my laptop?
[05:47] <Rice_Pud> i cant
[05:47] <nickrud> nibsa1242: if you need to do it outside the chroot, I have a howto
[05:47] <bulmer> navlop manage switch? any filtering done by the switch? access list? again  pastebin the  route -n result of the comp1 and comp2
[05:47] <Michael74> what is the card?
[05:47] <_nix_> Sol: its a good idea to create a seperate /home partition.. yeah
[05:47] <navlop_> bulmer  192.168.23.1 = router
[05:47] <Michael74> if it is nVidia you will be in luck
[05:48] <nibsa1242> nickrud: go ahead and give me the howto just in case... I'm rebooting now
[05:48] <akorn> Michael74 no it's intelgma
[05:48] <Michael74> (just grab the nVidia software and change the res)
[05:48] <cortar> sound capture test gives: gconfaudiosrc ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=chat: Could not open resource for writing.
[05:48] <Michael74> otherwise it's going to be tuff
[05:48] <Sol> nix:alright, any ide how large? 1 gig? or is the /home partition where personal data is stored
[05:48] <Sol> +a
[05:48] <Agent_bob> Michael74 intelgma he said
[05:48] <nickrud> nibsa1242: grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/root /dev/hda If you got BIOS warnings try: grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/root /dev/hda --recheck
[05:48] <soldats>  /home is for personal stuffs
[05:49] <Michael74> (my computer has bad ping)
[05:49] <_nix_> Sol: that really depends on you man... 1Gig may be good enough for me but different people have different need
[05:49] <_nix_> s
[05:49] <akorn> Michael174 i'll tell you what happens...the resoultion is fine, except when i try to Fullscreen something (like a movie to watch) it won't completely full screen, because my resolution on external is 1680x1050 and my laptop goes up to 1440x900...so it "full screens" to the size of my laptop monitor (even though my laptop monitor doesnt show the entire desktop because 1680x1050 is too big)
[05:49] <nickrud> nibsa1242: that's with the /boot mounted correctly in the chroot
[05:49] <Rice_Pud> ૱ગસ૦આ?...
[05:49] <Agent_bob> sol how much free space are you playing with ?
[05:49] <Sol> nix: well i mean, i'm trying to get a good understanding of the filesystem
[05:49] <MasterShrek> akorn, are you using compiz by chance?
[05:49] <Sol> bob: 465 gigs, wiped clean
[05:50] <Michael74> akorn: so the monitor works until you watch a movie?
[05:50] <dsnyders> Rice_pud, your typing comes out as gibberish.
[05:50] <bulmer> navlop manage switch? any filtering done by the switch? access list? again  pastebin the  route -n result of the comp1 and comp2
[05:50] <nibsa1242> nickrud: ok, If rebooting doesn't work I will try that
[05:50] <nickrud> Rice_Pud: thai?
[05:50] <mattgyver83> Hi room.  Is it possible to have different user logins auto-connect to different networks?  Everytime i change the network on one user login it affects the other.
[05:50] <akorn> MasterShrek yes
[05:50] <_nix_> Sol: 465 gigs man... that awsome
[05:50] <nano__> MasterShrek: Ok what  will that do?
[05:50] <MasterShrek> akorn, disable it and it should work fine
[05:50] <akorn> Michael74 it works for movies too...what i mean is any screen that i try to fullscreen ( used movie as an example, but even this screen) won't entirely full screen
[05:50] <Rice_Pud> ധആഈ൧ൢൠ   =\
[05:50] <Sol> nix: Shiny new hdd, i've got another 200(186gig) that i've been using, though i thought it was time to get some more storage and make the switch from windows
[05:50] <nibsa1242> nickrud yeah, I'll have to do that... got a grub error 15
[05:50] <MasterShrek> nano__, build-essential is a meta-package that installs all sorts of compilers and stuff, also make and other programs
[05:51] <Michael74> akorn: try disabling compiz like MasterShrek said I think it will help
[05:51] <akorn> MasterShrek what i was doing before and it seems tow ork, is i'd log in, and then lower the resoultion, then reraise it back to 1680x1050 and fullscreen would work
[05:51] <`KaNe> just wondering if anyone knows how to change the dcc ports on xchat?
[05:51] <_nix_> Rice_Pud: broken keymap?? :P
[05:51] <nano__> MasterShrek: Ok but part of it failed to install
[05:51] <Agent_bob> sol ok how about.  16g / (the root fs) 3g swap (swap space) 40g /home (user space)  and the rest free until needed/wanted   at which time you simply make an fs and mounted it where you need the space.
[05:51] <Rice_Pud> Chingpow... chung pung coah!!< --- means not really
[05:51] <_nix_> Sol: gee.. I mean.. you can have about 200 Gs for your home partition anyway.. :-)
[05:51] <Starnestommy> `KaNe: it picks random ports, iirc
[05:52] <MasterShrek> `KaNe, settings > preferences > file transfers   dcc start port and dcc end port
[05:52] <MasterShrek> nano__, what part?
[05:52] <akorn> Michael74 MasterShrek yea it works when i disable compiz...i kind of want a solution though not a work around :)
[05:52] <Michael74> _SERVER_ : FIX KEYMAP | USER Rice_Pud;_nix_
[05:52] <nataku_> does anyone know of an orange-on-black GTK theme?
[05:52] <Grammaticus_> How can I discover my DNS address?
[05:52] <MasterShrek> akorn, try #ubuntu-effects
[05:52] <navlop_> bulmer  hear is the pastebin = http://pastebin.com/dab209a0   switch is un-mananged, no filters both computers report the same thing as the following paste bin
[05:52] <Rice_Pud> ണഢീ?
[05:52] <_nix_> Grammaticus: cat /etc/resolv.conf would be a nice place to start with
[05:52] <Sol> nix: yeah i was thinkin that, i've got 40 gigs of tunes i've got to keep somewhere ;)
[05:52] <akorn> MasterShrek thanks
[05:52] <RoshanK> MasterShrek i just installed windows XP on my system that already had Vista and Ubuntu installed, and I loaded GRUB to be able to boot XP and Vista as well as Ubuntu, but whenever I go to the line that has Vista that I always used it boots into XP, and there seems to be no new entries to GRUB of XP
[05:52] <bulmer> Grammaticus: which ISP provider?
[05:52] <nano__> hmmm, not sure
[05:53] <_nix_> Michael74: what was that man??
[05:53] <jungletech>  hey i'm having trouble upgrading from 7.04 to 7.10, getting an error that says Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)
[05:53] <RoshanK> MasterShrek so I'm currently unable to boot into Vista
[05:53] <Michael74> akorn: try installed compiz fussion it might be the better one
[05:53] <jungletech> any idea why?
[05:53] <nano__> MasterShrek: I'm running 6.06 LTS... for now
[05:53] <Grammaticus_> bulmer, I'm using dial-up, in fact -- or attempting to. PeoplePC
[05:53] <dsnyders> Grammaticus_, /etc/resolv.conf should have the addresses of your dns servers.
[05:53] <Sol> bob: so theoretically i could make as many partitions as i wanted?
[05:53] <nibsa1242> nickrud: Even if I install grub, I think I've got an error somewhere in the menu.lst file, the Super Grub Disk (its a boot disk of sorts) doe
[05:53] <toresn_> MasterShrek, ah, great, but that would change the permission on the files within as well ?
[05:53] <nano__> MasterShrek: But im not sure .. lubuntu 5
[05:53] <Agent_bob> sol that will allow for later installation of what ever,  and you can have a storage space of 100g that you can mount in /media/some/place
[05:53] <_nix_> jungletech: does it say anything like.. not a gzip archive or something?
[05:53] <nickrud> nibsa1242: good tool
[05:53] <nibsa1242> nickrud: doesn't boot right if I use the menu.lst that was created
[05:53] <akorn> Michael74 just did that :)
[05:53] <toresn_> MasterShrek, how can i change the permission on only the directories?
[05:54] <Michael74> nano__: why are you running 6.06?
[05:54] <Agent_bob> sol and still have lots of room to wiggle
[05:54] <Sol> bob: would there be some sort of conflict? i mean at most i'd like one for my music and one for other random junk,
[05:54] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst for me
[05:54] <Michael74> akorn: and....... does it work correctly?
[05:54] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I get error 15, file not found
[05:54] <MasterShrek> toresn_, yes it would, i dont know about the directories
[05:54] <bulmer> Grammaticus: you can nslookup  peoplepc.com and look for their name server
[05:54] <Agent_bob> sol none what so ever.
[05:54] <akorn> Michael74 i mean i just did that the other day haha
[05:54] <Michael74> oh
[05:54] <nickrud> nibsa1242: put up your menu.lst , sudo fdisk -l , and  ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[05:54] <Sol> bob: like i said, i'm coming from windows, wouldn't it just make sense to format it all to one partition and fill it up as needed?
[05:54] <navlop_> bulmer  hear is the pastebin = http://pastebin.com/dab209a0   switch is un-mananged, no filters both computers report the same thing as the following paste bin
[05:54] <Michael74> wait what?
[05:54] <`KaNe> ok what is the best irc client to pick for ubuntu
[05:54] <Agent_bob> sol the linux kernel cares not where you mount what kind of fs.  so it's really flexable.
[05:54] <akorn> Michael74: it did fix video problems though...i used to have to turn off compiz to watch a movie because the movie would come out choppy otherwise, now it runs perfectly for that
[05:55] <nibsa1242> nickrud: that'll be a few, need to wait for live cd to load
[05:55] <Michael74> #ubuntu
[05:55] <jungletech> i think it might have something to do with the restricted bit, but not sure why
[05:55] <kenboo> where can I get php4 for gutsy (i know php4 is old, and Debian won't support it either but I need it)
[05:55] <bulmer> navlop_: same for the server too?
[05:55] <Starnestommy> `KaNe: xchat or irssi
[05:55] <nano__> Michael74: Windows was messed up, needed to put some OS on... teacher loves linux and had the live CD nearby so...
[05:55] <soldats> `KaNe, depends on what gui you want or if youwant gui at all
[05:55] <navlop_> bulmer let me check
[05:55] <Flannel> kenboo: You cant.  You'll need to compile it
[05:55] <Geoffrey2> has anyone in here used vmware server?  I presume I need both the server and the associated client package?
[05:55] <Starnestommy> `KaNe: or konversation
[05:55] <fanat1k> hi all. Could somebody name the program that shows and saves into file configuration of computer(MOTHERBOARD, processor, cd-roms, etc.) ?
[05:55] <nickrud> nibsa1242: I'll be around for about a half hour. Not a real grub expert, but I can do the simple checks
[05:55] <kenboo> Flannel: uh so php4 package from Edgy doesn't install ?
[05:55] <`KaNe> yeah but for some resone i cant configure dcc ports on xchat
[05:55] <fanat1k> for ubuntu...
[05:55] <`KaNe> i have the gnome
[05:55] <MasterShrek> Geoffrey2, u dont need the client unless you want to connect from other pc's
[05:55] <_nix_> jungletech: you may want to try sudo rm -f /var/cache/apt/*.bin and then updating/upgrading
[05:56] <Sol> bob: ok so this is my final question for the night. I've downloaded gutsy, but i'm on a live cd
[05:56] <Flannel> akorn: Uh, I suppose you could try it.  Sure.  Just know it's not supported.  If that gives you issues, try using prevu (see !prevu) and "backporting" php4 from edgy
[05:56] <Michael74> nano__: you can burn 7.10 to cd and upgrade without pain
[05:56] <`KaNe> i was told to go to pereference and dcc but there is nothing to pick my ports
[05:56] <MasterShrek> Geoffrey2, but i suggest virtualbox to vmware
[05:56] <RoshanK> MasterShrek http://pastebin.com/mb58fec7 is what i have
[05:56] <Michael74> nano__: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[05:56] <Rice_Pud> Gnomes > Dwarves?
[05:56] <soldats> `KaNe, you should check out the xchat home page it explains how to do most of that stuff
[05:56] <Agent_bob> sol not really it wouldn't  because if you have seperate partitions then if you loose one fs the others are still usable and possably you can recover the lost data from the running system.  where as if you make one partition and anything goes wrong, bye bye data   and reloading the system wipes out everything.
[05:56] <Sol> bob: so i need to partition the drive now to save that for later burning (tomorrow)
[05:56] <`KaNe> ok i will
[05:56] <nano__> Michael74: I will soon enough
[05:56] <Michael74> Bye everybody!
[05:56] <kenboo> ok , thanks.
[05:57] <_nix_> fanat1k: lshw lspci lsusb etc.. lots of tools there
[05:57] <Sol> bob: ooh snap ok cool cool
[05:57] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, also can you give me the device names /dev/xxxx of the partitions that show up as NTFS when you type: sudo fdisk -l
[05:57] <`KaNe> im just used to using mirc but i want to ty somthing new since mirc dose not work good on linux
[05:57] <no0tic> in .bash_profile I changed the default umask to 017. Can anybody around spot any problem doing this?
[05:57] <nano__> I'll probably download it tonight and put it on a little later
[05:57] <dsnyders> Does anyone know how to disable particular screensavers?
[05:57] <fanat1k> _nix_: lshw did not show motherboard's version :(
[05:57] <soldats> `KaNe, i forgot the exact address and i dont have to bookmark since im not on my Xubuntu hdd
[05:57] <Agent_bob> sol some people even use seperate /var and /usr partitions for security reasons.
[05:57] <navlop_> bulmer  server route -n is missing the following line 169.254.0.0, 0.0.0.0, 255.255.0.0 U, 1000, 0, 0, eth0
[05:57] <Sol> hmm.
[05:57] <soldats> s/to/my
[05:57] <_nix_> fanat1k: you can even try dmidecode
[05:57] <`KaNe> np thanks anyways
[05:57] <Michael74> MasterShrek: crap what was that command to find out if my adapter mattered?
[05:57] <akorn> Michael74 this is weird, but if instead of double-clicking to maximize my window, i click the maximize button at the top right, it full screens
[05:58] <bulmer> navlop_: can you pastebin it? easier for me to read
[05:58] <Michael74> mastershrek: it was like network -l or something?
[05:58] <MasterShrek> Michael74, lspci -v | grep Network
[05:58] <fanat1k> _nix_: ok, I'll try it now
[05:58] <Sol> bob: when i load the live CD tomorrow to burn this disc, would i have to remount the partition?
[05:58] <Decinoge> i'm having a bit of a problem of frame rate for an application i am developing, and i believe it's not code related, but it has to do with my graphical configuration
[05:58] <Decinoge> can anyone lend me a hand please?
[05:58] <RoshanK> MasterShrek http://pastebin.com/m2342ad5c
[05:58] <Michael74> MasterShrek: I knew I missed a word
[05:58] <_nix_> Decinoge: just ask man.. ;-)
[05:59] <Cpudan80> Sol: So you want to use both Ubuntu and windows ?
[05:59] <Michael74> I do
[05:59] <Cpudan80> Or... what now?
[05:59] <Agent_bob> sol so the way you set up an fstab (file system table) is really dependant on three things.   1 needs and avalable alternatives  2. knowledge of forseeable needs and options   3. the bad advice you get from otthers  :)
[05:59] <Michael74> Vista and Ubuntu 8.04
[05:59] <jungletech> _nix_ thanks for the idea, didn't seem to work though
[05:59] <Michael74> makes a great team
[05:59] <threefcata> how can i wine an application in another locale?
[05:59] <Sol> well for now i just need ubuntu and get my NTFS based data
[05:59] <bulmer> Michael74: you were using a USB?  use lsusb  instead of lspci perhaps it would detect it
[05:59] <_nix_> jungletech: ok.. maybe somebody else knows something here.. thanks for trying
[06:00] <Michael74> gotta keep a backup incase Microsoft totally kills me off the loop. (VISTA IS SCARRY)
[06:00] <Cpudan80> Sol: The live CD can read the NTFS drive --- or you can mount it again afterward
[06:00] <kenboo> threefcata:  i think it takes LANG.  my wine runs in Japanese
[06:00] <Cpudan80> Michael74: So you want to DB Vista and Ubuntu ?
[06:00] <Decinoge> well, its an SDL application (aka: game) and i get flutuating frame rates, and always lower than expected. i've tried to run some tutorials around the ubuntu forums, and i get 60fps... on the best cases. when people have 5000 up to 6000 with the exact same code
[06:00] <nataku_> does anyone know of an orange-on-black GTK theme?
[06:00] <mikeylikesit5805> hi all if i have xubuntu installed on my laptop is there a way i can reinstall it through the command line?
[06:00] <Michael74> bulmer: lusb?
[06:00] <Sol> bob: hahahaha ok
[06:00] <RoshanK> MasterShrek now i believe that sda1 is the vista recovery partition, sda2 was what I had vista on
[06:00] <threefcata> kenboo, you mean specifying LANG as an argument?
[06:00] <RoshanK> and sda5 is XP
[06:00] <Decinoge> i have a nVidia 7400, and i'm running ubuntu on a vaio laptop.
[06:00] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, http://pastebin.com/m669e30c1 try replacing your menu.lst with this one that i made for you
[06:01] <bulmer> Michael74: yes to find the network stuff you were disccussing
[06:01] <bazhang> www.gnome-look.org may have one nataku_
[06:01] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, thats what i think too, i set it up for you
[06:01] <kenboo> LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 wine something.exe
[06:01] <Geoffrey2> MasterShrek: any real difference between VirtualBox and VirtualBox OSE?
[06:01] <nano__> Michael74: Now that I think about it, i did download 7.10 but when i booted it off a virtual drive it looked strictly command line?
[06:01] <nataku_> I've searched art.gnome.org, gnome-look.org, and a couple others from top to bottom :(
[06:01] <Michael74> bulmer: alright thanks
[06:01] <nataku_> actually maybe I'll just poke around in the gtkrc file for a theme I already like
[06:01] <MasterShrek> Geoffrey2, umm, ose is open-source-edition probably (im just guessing) the other is probably a corporate version u would have to pay for or something i spose
[06:01] <dsnyders> nataku_, I'm not familiar with themes myself,  But you may try looking for halloween related ones.
[06:01] <icesword> nano_.what distribution,what about startx
[06:02] <nataku_> ah good call actually
[06:02] <Michael74> nano__: try burning it to a CD or mounting it, I'm not too fimilare with upgrading Ubuntu but it should recognize it
[06:02] <Michael74> hold on
[06:02] <Decinoge> i have access to the nvidia x server settings, but i have no idea of what should i do...
[06:02] <navlop_> bulmer hear it is http://pastebin.com/d7cae8582
[06:02] <threefcata> kenboo, alright trying
[06:02] <nano__> ---Twas Ubuntu
[06:02] <nano__> desktop
[06:02] <Sol> cpudan80: well i need to write to the NTFS drive
[06:02] <RoshanK> MasterShrek while using gedit it said that I do not have permissions to save file
[06:02] <Agent_bob> sol as a side note. personally i wouldn't dedicate more than about 60g to any one os/distro   no need it making one install the only usable thing you have.   dual boot windows ubuntu debial mandrake fbsd fedora plan9 ...  you name it.
[06:02] <`KaNe> ok i have a ubuntu question. i tryed the kde desktop but didnt like it and uninstalled it but everytime i boot up or shut down it still says kubuntu instead of ubuntu. even at the log in
[06:02] <_nix_> Agent_bob: you call that dual boot??
[06:02] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, open a terminal and type: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:02] <Sol> bob: well right now i'm just going to mess around with ubuntu
[06:03] <Cpudan80> Sol: You can test it in the live CD -- but I think Ubuntu has full read/write support for NTFS
[06:03] <Cpudan80> Definitely read....
[06:03] <Sol> cpudan80: possibly in 7.10 but the live cd i'm using is 6.10
[06:03] <Librustralia> Hey everyone :)
[06:03] <Agent_bob> Cpudan80 we have alread told him about ntfs-3g
[06:03] <Cpudan80> Sol: Good grief - why ?
[06:03] <_nix_> Librustralia: hello.. wussup
[06:03] <dxdt> `KaNe: that is an interesting problem.  You could try to reinstall ubuntu-desktop which may fix it.  Someone might have a better solution in the channel too
[06:03] <MasterShrek> !usplash
[06:03] <ubotu> To select the usplash artwork you want, use "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so && sudo update-initramfs -u" - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto for adding your custom artwork
[06:03] <Cpudan80> 7.10 is LTS - no?
[06:03] <navlop_> bulmer hear it is http://pastebin.com/d7cae8582
[06:03] <moad> is there a "Dock" like application for Gutsy ? like theone in MacOSX ...
[06:03] <dxdt> Cpudan80: yes
[06:03] <Michael74> nano__: hmmmm I don't know, ummmm anybody here know how to help nano upgrade ubuntu from 6.06 to 7.10?
[06:03] <n2diy> Librustralia: interesting nick, hello.
[06:04] <dxdt> moad: Yes, Avant
[06:04] <fismoll8> anyone know where I can find a good gcc tutorial
[06:04] <bulmer> navlop_: how the heck you get a metric of 100 and 1000 ?    am surprise it even works
[06:04] <nano__> MasterShrek: But thats no different than running the iso off a visrtual drive?
[06:04] <MasterShrek> !usplash | `KaNe
[06:04] <ubotu> `KaNe: please see above
[06:04] <fanat1k> somebody speaks russian? :)
[06:04] <Librustralia> I'm not sure if this is the right place to look for help on this, but does anyone know how to setup a dual boot between ubuntu and windoze xp with ubuntu being the default OS?
[06:04] <fismoll8> can do the basic things, like compile code--would like to learn some more
[06:04] <Cpudan80> Michael74: It's a slow painful thing --- you have to upgrade one version at a time
[06:04] <dxdt> fismoll8: google it, there are tons man.  seriously
[06:04] <nickrud> !ru | fanat1k
[06:04] <RoshanK> MasterShrek I will reboot and check thanks
[06:04] <ubotu> fanat1k: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke
[06:04] <Sol> cpudan80: i downloaded this live CD a long time ago, just found it again today because windows is slowly dying on me
[06:04] <`KaNe> see above?
[06:04] <bazhang> Cpudan80: gutsy lts? dont think so, no
[06:04] <moad> dxdt: ok ,thank you ... but isnt Avant a web browser ?
[06:04] <Librustralia> I have XP installed on a 30gb partition but i get the BSOD when I try to go into it lol
[06:04] <Agent_bob> sol same is true in 6.10 as in 7.10  native readonly  plus ntfs-3g read write access.
[06:04] <n2diy> Librustralia: install Ubuntu! :)
[06:04] <MasterShrek> !usplash | `KaNe
[06:04] <ubotu> `KaNe: To select the usplash artwork you want, use "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so && sudo update-initramfs -u" - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto for adding your custom artwork
[06:04] <navlop_> bulmer  all i did so far was install web admin,
[06:04] <Cpudan80> Sol: You really should download the newest version
[06:05] <Michael74> nano__: I'm sorry I can't be of more help but I don't really have experience in upgrading ubuntu
[06:05] <Decinoge> hmmmmmmmm
[06:05] <Decinoge> messy
[06:05] <Cpudan80> At any rate - you'll need the ntfs-3g package
[06:05] <Sol> cpudan80: yeah i'm working on that as we speak :)
[06:05] <bulmer> navlop_: that does not look right, having tcp ip  metric over 15..over 15 it fails
[06:05] <nano__> oh
[06:05] <Librustralia> n2diy: I'm on Ubuntu right now, but I have this game that I want to play that's only on windoze
[06:05] <dxdt> Oh I totally messed that up, yeah 7.10 is not LTS, it is only supported to 09
[06:05] <Cpudan80> dxdt: Ok --- it's the next one that is LTS then?
[06:05] <Michael74> BYE EVERYBODY!
[06:05] <dxdt> which incidentally I think is the date at which the LTS available ends so... really.. you might as well just use 7.10 in that case
[06:05] <nano__> One version at a time? Better get comfortable with 6.06 LTS
[06:05] <Cpudan80> bye bye
[06:05] <n2diy> Librustralia: and Winders now gives you the BSOD?
[06:05] <Librustralia> n2diy: and for some reason the windows partition is on my desktop has "sda1"
[06:05] <dxdt> Cpudan80: yeah I think the next one is but I'm not sure
[06:05] <navlop_> bulmer  but i can log onto server from computer 1, but not computer 2
[06:05] <Librustralia> n2diy: yep
[06:06] <nickrud> Cpudan80: ubuntu yes, kubuntu no
[06:06] <bazhang> !lts
[06:06] <ubotu> LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server.
[06:06] <Cpudan80> pfft kubuntu
[06:06] <nickrud> lol
[06:06] <Cpudan80> KDE is dumb
[06:06] <`KaNe> ok cool that should do it thanks
[06:06] <moad> dxdt: where to get it ?
[06:06] <Sol> bob: I've been running a bootleg copy of WinXP for 3 years now, and, being arrogant, deleted the iso of said bootleg copy a while back. Let my friend borrow the disk i had of it, and he scratched it all up, so now i need to find a good torrent or 130 bucks for a copy of windows, and right now, neither search is very good
[06:06] <n2diy> ! grub | Librustralia
[06:06] <ubotu> Librustralia: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[06:06] <Cpudan80> Although KDE4 looks nice
[06:06] <MasterShrek> Librustralia, if you get bsod, its probably something wrong with windoze and not ubuntu
[06:06] <navlop_> bulmer  what does metric  mean
[06:06] <nickrud> Cpudan80: the staff decided that they didn't want to take on kde4.0 lts
[06:06] <nickrud> Cpudan80: according to blogs, anyway
[06:07] <Librustralia> n2diy: Ok I'll try that :D
[06:07] <MasterShrek> dxdt, 8.04 is going to be LTS
[06:07] <Cpudan80> Librustralia: What exactly does the BSOD say?
[06:07] <Librustralia> mastershrek: It says "unmountable boot volume"
[06:07] <Agent_bob> sol heh. yeah.   get all your warez at 127.0.0.1  :)
[06:07] <Cpudan80> nickrud: Really - not in the next version ?
[06:07] <Sol> hahahah yeah yeah
[06:07] <Cpudan80> Librustralia: Gotta fix the boot.ini file
[06:07] <navlop_> bulmer  and in web admin i added the ips of both computer to be able to log on
[06:07] <Grammaticus_> dsynders, /update-libc.d/avahi-daemon? How do I acquire the DNS from here?
[06:07] <MasterShrek> Librustralia, pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst for me
[06:08] <nickrud> Cpudan80: they're gonna have both 3.5? and 4.0, don't want to commit 3 full years to barely post-beta stuff
[06:08] <Sol> Bob: i5 taht t3h l33t sc3n3 s3rv3rz?
[06:08] <Cpudan80> Librustralia: Boot off your XP disk -- enter the recovery console (press R) and then do fixboot c: -- where c is your windows drive
[06:08] <Cpudan80> MasterShrek: If it BSODd - it's out of grub's hands
[06:08] <Ch1ppy> hi, I'm having trouble getting java working in firefox... can anyone help me out?
[06:08] <bulmer> navlop_: what is this webadmin? thats for like web servers right? you dont want to use that to configure your host
[06:08] <Decinoge> okay, let me make it simple......
[06:09] <nickrud> !webmin
[06:09] <ubotu> webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system - Consider "ebox" instead
[06:09] <Cpudan80> nickrud: Ahh ok
[06:09] <Eisenheim> is there a command i can type to see the wireless chip i have
[06:09] <Decinoge> ubuntu is giving me lame framerates on my games, why?
[06:09] <Agent_bob> sol yeah that's the one.    ;/
[06:09] <Sol> kewlz.
[06:09] <nibsa1242> nickrud: ok, look at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51990/ ... I think I found the issue.
[06:09] <MasterShrek> Decinoge, do you have gfx card drivers installed?
[06:09] <n2diy> Eisenheim: lshw
[06:09] <dxdt> moad: You can use a repo if you want or some other method of installing.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2307772
[06:09] <Librustralia> MasterShrek, where can I find the boot/grub/menu.lst file?
[06:09] <Grammaticus_> Or, if anyone knows. When I am in /etc/resolvconf, how do I acquire my DNS address?
[06:09] <Decinoge> yes MasterShrek
[06:09] <Librustralia> Cpudan80: Okay, I'll try that afterwards
[06:09] <Decinoge> nVidia ones
[06:09] <Cpudan80> Librustralia: at /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:10] <Librustralia> o
[06:10] <navlop_> its like a gui so u don't have to edit all your files...lol...lazy man
[06:10] <Cpudan80> It really wont say anything interesting
[06:10] <MasterShrek> Librustralia, forget it, as Cpudan80 suggested if its bsod'ing its not grub, or linux's problem, its xp
[06:10] <dxdt> moad: Also, there may be other docks available, I think that one is most popular, though.  It is the one I use and it is pretty alright, sorta buggy when using dual desktops, though
[06:10] <Cpudan80> but ok
[06:10] <nickrud> nibsa1242: the stuff in /  should be links to /boot images
[06:10] <navlop_> bulmer its like a gui so u don't have to edit all your files...lol...lazy man
[06:10] <poli> md5sum mismatch install_flash_player_9_linux.tar.gz  is this a knwon problem?
[06:10] <bulmer> navlop_: as you can see, lazyness didnt pay off this time  :)
[06:10] <Cpudan80> Although Unmountable boot volume does sound GRUBish
[06:10] <keith-> poli: yeah
[06:10] <MasterShrek> poli, yes
[06:10] <MasterShrek> !brokenflash
[06:10] <ubotu> The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[06:10] <navlop_> bulmer lol
[06:10] <xibalba> hey i just installed ubuntu 6.06lts, i know if i change my IP which is currently getting it's net info via DHCP it will break sudo. how should i go about preventing breaking sudo when i want to change my IP?
[06:10] <Eisenheim> so if it picks it up having it how do i get it working
[06:10] <keith-> poli: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10761023/flashplugin-nonfree_9.0.115.0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[06:11] <keith-> poli: install that package... it works well
[06:11] <Sol> bob: well thanks for all your help, i'll be back tomorrow when i get around to actually installing, it's sleepy time
[06:11] <Decinoge> :\
[06:11] <poli> Thanks, mates.
[06:11] <xibalba> so how can i switch ips without breaking SUDO
[06:11] <Sol> nix: thank you as well for your help
[06:11] <dxdt> xibalba: it breaks sudo? what?
[06:11] <Ch1ppy> can anyone help me get java working in firefox?
[06:11] <Jorge_> Hey people, is there a good online course for ubuntu certification?
[06:11] <schnoowork> can you download the sun java jre through synaptic ?
[06:11] <MasterShrek> xibalba, i highly doubt changing your ip breaks sudo, that doesnt make a bit of sense
[06:11] <bulmer> xibalba: what? are you logged in to same box now?
[06:11] <nibsa1242> nickrud: the things in / are links to /boot. However, / is sda5, and grub's root is sda1
[06:11] <olskolirc> where is the gui for the boot menu like the one in fiesty?
[06:11] <RoshanK> MasterShrek unfortunately it didn't work. When I tried going to the Windows Vista option it said "error 12: invalid device request" or something close to that, but there was a Windows XP option that did work this time
[06:11] <xibalba> yeh it says something about not being able to resolve the proper host name
[06:11] <navlop_> ubotu, ebox ?
[06:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ebox ? - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:11] <Librustralia> Mastershrek: ok, is there a way to reformat the entire partition?
[06:11] <schnoowork> !java
[06:11] <ubotu> To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository (in !Backports for !Edgy)
[06:12] <Grammaticus> Alas!
[06:12] <navlop_> ubotu, ty
[06:12] <ubotu> You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-)
[06:12] <xibalba> how do i upgrade the kernel too ?
[06:12] <dxdt> xibalba: maybe you typoed something?  I've changed IP's a lot from static to dhcp, etc and never broken sudo.
[06:12] <`KaNe> :)
[06:12] <xibalba> sorry i'm a bsd zealout, new to ubuntu, but loving LTS so far
[06:12] <MasterShrek> Librustralia, u may not have to, as Cpudan80 said, boot an xp cd and get into the recovery console and type: fixboot c:
[06:12] <Librustralia> ok I'll be back :)
[06:12] <xibalba> dxdt if you can stick around in 10 minutes i'll change it and reboot it and show you what i mean
[06:12] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, sda5 is vista right?
[06:12] <Cpudan80> Good grief he wants to format the whole smash?
[06:12] <Ch1ppy> ubotu: I have java installed on my system, I just can't get it working in firefox... the plugin won't install
[06:12] <xibalba> generally i have to login to single user, reset the root pass, then just use 'su' not sudo su
[06:12] <Cpudan80> yeah... that can be done :-)
[06:12] <poli> laughs too/wc
[06:13] <dxdt> xibalba: yeah grab some error messages and stuffs
[06:13] <poli> oops thanks for the help
[06:13] <RoshanK> no sda 5 is xp and i believe sda2 is vista
[06:13] <Ch1ppy> schnoowork: I have java installed on my system, I just can't get it working in firefox... the plugin won't install
[06:13] <RoshanK> MasterShrek no sda 5 is xp and i believe sda2 is vista
[06:13] <xibalba> dxdt, does an apt-get upgrade grab the latest kernel too ?
[06:13] <nickrud> nibsa1242: I'm not sure how grub deals with a separate boot partition, like I said I've never used one with it. But I tend to think you have problems with the mbr , you sure you wrote it correctly?
[06:13] <bulmer> xibalba: you use it as sudo .. not as sudo su...
[06:13] <MasterShrek> hmm
[06:13] <xibalba> i use sudo su to drop into a root shell
[06:13] <xibalba> versus just executing 1 cmd
[06:13] <Lokii-> with the ftp command in terminal
[06:14] <Lokii-> can you recursively get files ?
[06:14] <Rudihawk> hi guys, is there a way to get NTFS write rights,while using the live CD? - I have a friend who needs to copy data from one drive to another
[06:14] <xibalba> when i do an apt-get upgrade it shows me this. Building dependency tree... Done
[06:14] <xibalba> The following packages have been kept back:
[06:14] <xibalba>   linux-image-amd64-server
[06:14] <bulmer> xibalba i dont know what the side effects of that is, someone here earlier mentioned something bout a side effect which i already forget
[06:14] <telee> why wont thunar copy my files from my internal HD to my external HD.  There are two items in the folder that i try to copy and it only copies one, but i get no errors... any clues?
[06:14] <Jorge_> ok, not a problem.  I found a general linux certification on an IBM site
[06:14] <n2diy> Lokii-: why are you using ftp? Learn scp, it is much more secure.
[06:14] <olskolirc> what is the gui version of the boot menu.lst called so that I can change my timer please?
[06:15] <Jorge_> I just wish there was something specific to Ubuntu
[06:15] <Lokii-> n2diy i'm connecting to an FTP server
[06:15] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I'm using my laptop, which also has a /boot directory as a guide... I think the mbr is fine. I'm going to "fix" what I think the problem is and then try to reboot.
[06:15] <MasterShrek> olskolirc, its a config file that you edit, theres no "gui version" just use an editor
[06:15] <bulmer> navlop_: now modify the /etc/network/interfaces  for dhcp or static ip address you use
[06:15] <MasterShrek> olskolirc, also you cant edit it without superuesr priviledges
[06:15] <xibalba> bulmer, how do i install the new kernel?
[06:15] <xibalba> linux-image-amd640server
[06:15] <olskolirc> MasterShrek, there is one in fiesty but I don't see one on this Gutsy
[06:16] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, id suggest googling for vista in grub, see if the entry is missing something
[06:16] <nickrud> nibsa1242: I don't see anything wrong with that menu.lst structurally. I haven't seen the uuid's so I assume you have those right. And using a working sample helps
[06:16] <bulmer> xibalba I use the synaptic manager to get an update, anyhow i cant afford a 64bit yet..so not sure if its that much different
[06:16] <Lokii-> n2diy and thanks for not telling what i want to know but something that is of your own opinion you have been a big help thanks
[06:16] <xibalba> synaptic?
[06:16] <n2diy> Lokii-: scp is a secure version of ftp, whether works on an a ftp server, I can't tell you, it would be worth reading scp's man page to find out.
[06:16] <LurkersA> olskolirc: Try typing 'sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst'
[06:16] <xibalba> i'm doing this all from the cmd line, no x/xorg
[06:16] <olskolirc> thanks
[06:16] <bulmer> xibalba:  then use  sudo apt-get update
[06:16] <Lokii-> i don't want fucking scp otherwise i woulda asked about scp
[06:17] <Lokii-> pardon my language
[06:17] <xibalba> bulmer, i try but it says. The following packages have been kept back:
[06:17] <xibalba>   linux-image-amd64-server
[06:17]  * LumBuntu is away: zzz
[06:17] <techgeek40> I'm hoping someone can help. I have a Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless PC Card WG511 v2
[06:17] <Cpudan80> LurkersA: Should use gksudo (graphical)
[06:17] <navlop_> bulmer, which one do you want me to modify?
[06:17] <bulmer> xibalba: you are in a 64bit world, am not familiar with. sorry i cant assist
[06:17] <techgeek40> I've been trying to get this thing installed - anyone have anyone suggestions
[06:17] <n2diy> Lokii-: Sorry for answering your question with a question, just trying to help you avoid trouble.
[06:17] <nibsa1242> nickrud: yeah, at least I do my oddball configurations consistently
[06:17] <bazhang> !attitude | Lokii-
[06:17] <ubotu> Lokii-: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[06:17] <bulmer> navlop_: now modify the /etc/network/interfaces  for dhcp or static ip address you use for both comp1 and 2 , both are ubuntu right?
[06:18] <LurkersA> Cpudan80: I'm just familiar with gedit, horses for courses as they say
[06:18] <Kuwanger> How do I turn off the system bell?
[06:18] <navlop_> bulmer,
[06:18] <nickrud> nibsa1242: using a separate boot isn't oddball, just not necessary :)
[06:18] <bulmer> navlop_: and so as the server?
[06:18] <Sol> ballsack! new question!
[06:18] <telee> you guys know of a good game emulator for n64, nintendo, and super nintendo?
[06:18] <xibalba> how do i reconfigure the neetowkr>?
[06:18] <xibalba> just in the /etc/network/ scripts?
[06:18] <Cpudan80> Kuwanger: System - Prefs - Sound - System Beep
[06:18] <MasterShrek> telee, mupen64, nesterX, snes9x
[06:18] <jetscreamer> /etc/network/interfaces
[06:18] <bazhang> zsnes for snes telee
[06:18] <Sol> for some reason, i'm not allowed to write to a partition i just created?
[06:18] <bulmer> xibalba  /etc/network/interfaces file you edit it
[06:18] <xibalba> werd
[06:18] <xibalba> try
[06:18] <xibalba> ty*
[06:18] <telee> nice thanks, what about where do you get roms?
[06:18] <Cpudan80> Kuwanger: You can also go in and find the device and forbid it --- but this way works for most all beeps
[06:18] <navlop_> bulmer  comp1 & 2 ubuntu, server used the server package
[06:19] <Lokii-> n2diy i been getting flak from people all day about ftp and the point is scp uses ssh/scp login which is not an option it doesn't work on an ftp server and besides ftp is faster transfers
[06:19] <MasterShrek> oh yea zsnes not snes9x (thats windoze lulz)
[06:19] <bazhang> telee: not the channel for that
[06:19] <bulmer> xibalba also try to prefix your responses with the nick of the person you're talking to
[06:19] <Rudihawk> hi guys, is there a way to get NTFS write rights,while using the live CD? - I have a friend who needs to copy data from one drive to another
[06:19] <xibalba> bulmer, got it
[06:19] <Sol> for some reason, i'm not allowed to write to a partition i just created?
[06:19] <techgeek40> I have a Netgear 54 Mbps Wireless PC Card WG511 v2 - any ideas?
[06:19] <bulmer> navlop_: as long as they are ubuntu, same file /etc/network/interfaces
[06:19] <Lokii-> all i would like to know is how to recursively get with ftp in command line as there is no decent ftp manager for nix
[06:19] <Grammaticus> It is a shame that Ubuntu disregards dial-up users.
[06:19] <n2diy> Lokii-: Ok, good luck.
[06:20] <Lokii-> i'm contemplating installing a server on my machine and using pftp to fxp to myself
[06:20] <jetscreamer> !info gftp
[06:20] <schnoowork> is it best to get java6 for ubuntu or java5 ?
[06:20] <Sol> any help?
[06:20] <Sol> any help?
[06:20] <Sol> crap sorry for the double
[06:20] <navlop_> bulmer looking at the file and they are all set to static addressa
[06:20] <bulmer> Grammaticus: they do welcome dsl and cable users though :)   look around ppp to help you solve modem connectivity
[06:20] <ubotu> gftp: X/GTK+ FTP client. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.18-16ubuntu3 (gutsy), package size 44 kB, installed size 76 kB
[06:20] <xibalba> bulmer, man i love how this 606 LTS server wont be changed for soooo long
[06:20] <xibalba> finally some stability int he linux realm
[06:20] <telee> i understand
[06:20] <jetscreamer> mget
[06:20] <jetscreamer> man ftp
[06:20] <Kuwanger> Cpudan80: I'm using Xubuntu, so I don't have that specific menu option.  Do you know the program that's called?
[06:20] <Sol> for some reason, i'm not allowed to write to a partition i just created?
[06:21] <bulmer> xibalba: well there's still updates...i cant keep up myself
[06:21] <Grammaticus> bulmer, supposedly this modem is simply not compatible with the OS. My efforts were in vain.
[06:21] <nickrud> Sol: when you create a a partition and mount it with sudo, it has root permissions. You need to change the permissions of the directory you mounted it after you mount it.
[06:21] <jetscreamer> mkfs first eh
[06:21] <Cpudan80> Kuwanger: uhhh hang on
[06:21] <bulmer> navlop_:  pastebin  the /etc/network/interfaces contents
[06:21] <bulmer> Grammaticus: external modem?
[06:21] <Cpudan80> Kuwanger: gnome-sound-properties for me
[06:21] <bazhang> Grammaticus: not really a linux problem--contact the manufacturer who refuses to release drivers
[06:21] <Grammaticus> bulmer, internal.
[06:22] <Sol> nickrud: how would i go about doing that? i right clicked and it said i don't have permission to change permissions hahaha
[06:22] <Ch1ppy> hi, I have java installed but I cannot seem to get it running in firefox... can anyone help me out?
[06:22] <bulmer> Grammaticus: yep, since i can remember, internal s/w modems..we are SOL
[06:22] <nickrud> Sol: heh.  in a terminal, sudo chown  you:you /path/to/mountpoint
[06:22] <xibalba> bulmer, dxdt, ok i'm switching my IP in the network config area. going to reboot then i'll show you the error message
[06:22] <Sol> nickrud: ah ok thank you very much
[06:23] <`2wn> can anyone suggest a good gutsy soundcard thats on par with an audigy 2 value or better and inexpensive ?
[06:23] <bulmer> Ch1ppy: which java do you use?  type   java -version or java --version
[06:23] <Grammaticus> bulmer, yes, I have discovered the selfsame news of being 'SOL' after hours of delving into forums.
[06:23] <n2diy> Lokii-: I just did some Googling, maybe sftp could help you?
[06:23] <selig5>    Grammaticus you need to get an external hardware modem
[06:23] <Ch1ppy> bulmer: 1.5.0_13
[06:23] <bulmer> Grammaticus: you are blessed, now you know, we all suffered same back when modems are high speed at 2400 bps
[06:23] <biouser> anyone expertat making sound work in wine
[06:23] <biouser> ?
[06:24] <Cpudan80> `2wn: Audigys should work OK ...?
[06:24] <xibalba> how do i restart the networking stuff?
[06:24] <Decinoge> I'm still getting low and flutuating framerates on my game, can someone tell me how should i set up my nVidia driver?
[06:24] <Sol> nickrud: Wonderful thank you very much for the help
[06:24] <`2wn> Cpudan80, yes i dont have any audigy 2 values left over.  i am looking for something with equal or better sound and cheap
[06:24] <xibalba> say i didn't put a correct config in my config file and i need to reset the networking startupo w/out rebooting
[06:24] <navlop_> bulmer http://pastebin.com/d14061eb5
[06:24] <`2wn> Cpudan80, i'd kinda like something that sounds better than a standard audigy
[06:25] <Cpudan80> oh
[06:25] <Cpudan80> ehh dunno
[06:25] <bulmer> Ch1ppy: on your firefox   about:config   then java  and modify the line the java path to match
[06:25]  * nickrud remembers the awe of having text download faster than he could read it when he got his first 2400bps modem
[06:25] <xibalba> shit
[06:25] <Grammaticus> selig5, do you believe that a USB modem would be more compatible?
[06:25] <xibalba> now that i wiped out my network
[06:25] <xibalba> i try to sudo and it says
[06:25] <xibalba> unable to lookup hostname mx2 via gethostbyname()
[06:25] <xibalba> this is the issue i've run into before
[06:25] <LurkersA> Ch1ppy:  'sudo apt-get install j2re1.4-mozilla-plugin'
[06:25] <MephistOdyssey> what is the best benchmark  utility for Gutsy
[06:26] <bulmer> navlop_: your network line in the server is wrong
[06:26] <xibalba> anyone run zimbra on ubuntu?
[06:27] <phreck> howabout a way to sync my windows mobile phone in linux
[06:27] <n2diy> ! zimbra
[06:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about zimbra - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:27] <phreck> or get my data plan running
[06:27] <mmordz22> wow
[06:27] <mmordz22> this is the biggest irc channel that i have ever seen
[06:27] <navlop_> bulmer which line is wrong
[06:27] <mmordz22> what it is ubuntu ?
[06:27] <bulmer> xibalba: wait a minute you are just sudo to a user? why do you get networking stuff? you are not going beyond a login locally noh?
[06:27] <bulmer> navlop_: your network line in the server is wrong
[06:27] <nickrud> !ubuntu | mmordz22
[06:27] <mmordz22> !ubuntu
[06:27] <n2diy> mmordz22: welcome to Ubuntu! We're slow tonight.
[06:27] <ubotu> mmordz22: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[06:27] <xibalba> i dont know why my ubuntu server installed an SMP kernel when there is only one cpu
[06:28] <mmordz22> ahh
[06:28] <xibalba> any ideaS? is it hard to move to 2 cpus?
[06:28] <mmordz22> u mean Linux ? that Unix clone ?
[06:28] <xibalba> i'm running it under vmware
[06:28] <CheeseGardener> I'm having trouble installing a 3rd party package for pidgin by the name of "bot sentry".  Could anyone give me a hand installing it?  I downloaded pidgin-dev, and compiled from source, but it has trouble making/installing the package for some reason.
[06:28] <n2diy> xibalba: I understand all kernels support SMP now.
[06:28] <bulmer> xibalba i dont know then, i have not had a dual core or dual cpu..
[06:28] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I got a grub error 1 that time, (filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist); could you give me the instructions again for installing grub to the mbr from inside of the chroot?
[06:28] <xibalba> weird though that it shows up SMP when i set vmware to only give it 1 cpu
[06:29] <xibalba> how do i restart the networking services?
[06:29] <xibalba> i want it to re-run the networking scripts
[06:29] <navlop_> bulmer what should it read then, followed example
[06:29] <mmordz22>  /etc/init.d networking restart
[06:29] <nickrud> nibsa1242: I cribbed it from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[06:29] <xibalba> ty much
[06:29] <xibalba> mmordz22
[06:29] <MasterShrek> xibalba, it doesnt matter, having an smp kernel on a single kernel machine is no problem at all
[06:29] <MasterShrek> single cpu machine****
[06:29] <mmordz22> xibalba: or something similar, i dont remember if ubuntu have init.d
[06:29] <n2diy> xibalba: I'm not sure of the command now, but it is something like /etc/network/services restart
[06:29] <nibsa1242> nickrud: ok thanks
[06:30] <MasterShrek> yes its init.d but its all weird now, kinda a pain in the butt
[06:30] <bulmer> navlop_: remove the network and broadcast lines from the server and see if it makes a diff
[06:30] <techgeek40> I'm at the art.gnome.org web site and I see this "drag and drop this into the gdmsetup tool" What is the gdmsetup tool?
[06:31] <xibalba> my networking config doesn't seem to be right, can i paste it here?
[06:31] <nickrud> xibalba: no, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[06:31] <whabo> Hello guys how can i open the new office 2007 format in openoffice?
[06:31] <whabo> any help
[06:31] <whabo> plz
[06:31] <nickrud> whabo: you can't
[06:31] <whabo> apprectiated
[06:31] <xibalba> http://pastebin.org/15439
[06:31] <techgeek40> `Whabo: You have to save the files as doc
[06:31] <n2diy> ! pastebin | xibalba
[06:31] <whabo> OH
[06:31] <ubotu> xibalba: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[06:31] <xibalba> can you guys scope this networking config i pasted here, http://pastebin.org/15439
[06:31] <techgeek40> Whabo: you probably have them saved as docx - openoffice doesn't support that - yet
[06:32] <mmordz22> How i can run SaxoBank trading platform under Ubuntu ?
[06:32] <whabo> man lol this sux :S my friend send me the file in OOXF or something :s
[06:32] <whabo> oh
[06:32] <whabo> thx :)
[06:32] <whabo> im stuck then lol
[06:32] <nickrud> xibalba: that looks fine, except for no  auto eth0   if you want it to come up automatically on boot
[06:32] <Darkmystere> well i need help lol >.> My drive is soo fragmented i have no idea how im on windows right now..
[06:32] <techgeek40> Whabo: send to me and I'll save them as doc for you - I have Vista with Office 2007 -
[06:32] <xibalba> nickrud, thanks i will fix that
[06:33] <Darkmystere> i can still get on ubuntu but i need a good fragmenter before i can do a partion... ive tried Jkdefrag perfect disk and the default 1 any ideas?
[06:33] <whabo> techgeek im IM him he will save it as a .doc file thx for your help
[06:33] <nickrud> xibalba: you can test it with   sudo ifup eth0 , it should come up
[06:33] <techgeek40> I'm at the art.gnome.org web site and I see this "drag and drop this into the gdmsetup tool" What is the gdmsetup tool?
[06:33] <whabo> Intstant messaging him *
[06:33] <techgeek40> Whabo: no problem
[06:33] <mmordz22> How i can run SaxoBank trading platform under Ubuntu ?
[06:33] <Librustralia> hey its me again
[06:33] <Librustralia> ive kind of got an emergency on my hands
[06:33] <mmordz22> wine is not working with that
[06:33] <Darkmystere> techgeek? can you help me
[06:33] <mmordz22> How i can run SaxoBank trading platform under Ubuntu ? wine is not working for that
[06:34] <mindflayerz> hi :P
[06:34] <nickrud> mmordz22: if it's windows, try it in vmware or virtualbox
[06:34] <bulmer> !patience | mmordz22
[06:34] <ubotu> mmordz22: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[06:34] <techgeek40> Darkmystere: LOL Well that depends,  what's the questiion
[06:34] <Librustralia> I ran fixboot c: and now I cant get into my computer!
[06:34] <Librustralia> I cant get into ubuntu or windows
[06:34] <Librustralia> it says "can't locate NTDLH" (i think)
[06:34] <mmordz22> i have pay 100$ for my Ubuntu and its not worth :(
[06:34] <Darkmystere> !repeat | mmordz22
[06:34] <Librustralia> and im on the live CD right now
[06:34] <ubotu> mmordz22: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[06:34] <mmordz22> nothing is working
[06:34] <techgeek40> Librustralia: did you do that for windows vista or xp?
[06:34] <Librustralia> techgeek40: XP
[06:35] <CheeseGardener> I'm having trouble installing a 3rd party package for pidgin by the name of "bot sentry".  Could anyone give me a hand installing it?  I downloaded pidgin-dev, and compiled from source, but it has trouble making/installing the package for some reason.
[06:35] <nickrud> mmordz22: if you paid $100, someone either cheated you or sold you support with it
[06:35] <JMhaha> mmordz22: why use wine? how about u use virtualbox or vmware rather than wine?
[06:35] <bulmer> mmordz22: you are trolling, you paid $100 ?
[06:35] <Darkmystere> techgeek: Well m y drive is soooooooo Fragmented that its crazy any advise i can still use  ubuntu but i cant move it to a partion until i defrag and trust me i never seen this many fragments in my life..
[06:35] <techgeek40> Lib: how many hard drives you have?
[06:35] <mmordz22> bulmer: yes. I have buy it on Ebay thing in my country for 100$.
[06:35] <Librustralia> techgeek40: 1 160GB hardrive
[06:35] <bulmer> mmordz22: are you in Nigeria? lol
[06:35] <techgeek40> Dark: Xp or Vista?
[06:35] <mindflayerz> wow..paying 100 dollars for ubuntu..
[06:36] <Darkmystere> techgeek40: xp
[06:36] <mmordz22> :(
[06:36] <bulmer> JMhaha: virtualbox is only half of it, he still needs xp on top of vmware
[06:36] <bod_> does anyone no the command to open another terminal window from the terminal?
[06:36] <mmordz22> bod_: xterm
[06:36] <mmordz22> :)
[06:36] <bod_> cheers
[06:36] <Chamunks> I know this problem seems common but im having some adobe flash player problems.
[06:36] <techgeek40> Lib: Boot the XP install CD - then do repair and do Fix /mbr
[06:36] <JMhaha> Hi everybody, I wonder how to do a process clustering over all linux machines? Can virtualbox process being clustered with other linux machine as well?
[06:36] <mmordz22> bod_ "xterm -e bash" if i remember
[06:36] <JMhaha> Any recommendation of tools to do such process clsutering?
[06:36] <Librustralia> techgeek40: ok
[06:37] <techgeek40> Dark: Are you running any defrag utils?
[06:37] <soldats> bod_, i believe the gnome terminal has support for tabs
[06:37] <Chamunks> When i aptitude install (any flash plugin)  they dont seem to work at all.
[06:37] <Librustralia> i'll be right back
[06:37] <julz> i cant write to my psp, it says it's read only, but under properties it says i have full access. any help?
[06:37] <Chamunks> firefox seems to think i havnt done a damn thing.
[06:37] <nickrud> !brokenflash | Chamunks
[06:37] <ubotu> Chamunks: The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[06:37] <Chamunks> but says its still there
[06:37] <LurkersA> Chamunks: 64 bit?
[06:37] <mmordz22> JMhaha: have u every try openMosix ?
[06:37] <mmordz22> ever*
[06:37] <Chamunks> LurkersA, 32 i think ill follow the ubotu thing
[06:37] <LurkersA> ok.
[06:37] <Chamunks> LurkersA, thanks
[06:37] <Darkmystere> techgeek40: well ive tried jkdefrag default defragger and perfect disk...
[06:38] <bulmer> JMhaha: i happen to be just looking at this  http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-linux-ha/?ca=dgr-lnxw06apachewebcluster&S_TACT=105AGX59&S_CMP=GR
[06:38] <nickrud> Chamunks: it's been a while since I looked at the page, but the blue text was important then
[06:38] <xibalba> why dont they make a 64BIT version of ZImbra for unbuntu! ugh!
[06:38] <Darkmystere> techgeek: all seem to leave me with files that cannot be defragged... 12GB space thats being used that i cant unfrag..
[06:38] <techgeek40> Dark: Hang tight - there is one put out that does a great job of defragging - it takes a few hours but it's better than XP's crappy defrag ut
[06:38] <bod_> cheers for the xterm command but that pens up a diff type of terminal,. wots the command for the default terminal?
[06:38] <navlop_> bulmer  trying to change file but it says its a readonly file
[06:38] <mmordz22> bod_ : try gnome-terminal
[06:38] <nickrud> xibalba: in a couple of years everyone will be making special installs for ubuntu for anything that matters :)
[06:39] <bulmer> navlop_: which file? and are you root?
[06:39] <bod_> cheers mmordz22
[06:39] <techgeek40> Dark: those are usually system files that generally most defrag utils will leave alone - but hang tight - let me look up the name of one I used a lot - it's pretty good - give me a few and let me boot my other server up
[06:39] <dushy> hi all.. i am having a problem installing vmware on my ubuntu.. can any one help me plz?
[06:39] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: 70              11.69 GB        \ubuntu\disks\root.disk
[06:39] <Chamunks> nickrud, thanks again!
[06:39] <bod_> one more thing,.,. if i run a program from terminal i dont get my prompt back,. when i press ctrl+z it closes the program it was running,.,. anyway of avoiding this?
[06:40] <xibalba> nickrud, they have one for the 32 bnut not 64bit
[06:40] <xibalba> ugh, means i have to redo my box agahin
[06:40] <bulmer> bod_  put a  & to put it in background
[06:40] <techgeek40> Dark: those are usually system files that generally most defrag utils will leave alone - but hang tight - let me look up the name of one I used a lot - it's pretty good - give me a few and let me boot my other server up
[06:40] <Darkmystere_> bod_ run it by pressing the shortcut..
[06:40]  * LumBuntu is away: zzz
[06:40] <bod_> with a space after the last word or not?
[06:40] <fanat1k> Could somebody name the program that shows and saves into file configuration of computer(For example: Motherboard: Gigabyte ... ..., processor: ...., cd-roms: ...., etc.) ?
[06:40] <bulmer> with a space off course
[06:41] <dushy> synaptic says VMware Player cannot be installed on your computer type (i386)... why this problem ? any one know? plz
[06:41] <bod_> cheers bulmer
[06:41] <nickrud> fanat1k: sudo lshw
[06:41] <Darkmystere_> techgeek_ dont tell me ur using terminal... well if u saw this defrag picture ud scream...
[06:41] <nickrud> fanat1k: sudo lshw | less will let you page through it easily
[06:41] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: for all the eye can see red
[06:41] <bod_> is this a normal output?
[06:41] <bod_> gnome-terminal &
[06:41] <bod_> [4] 13663
[06:41] <bod_> [3]   Exit 127                gnome terminal
[06:42] <nickrud> bod no
[06:42] <bod_> damn
[06:42] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: Spread white dots its like chicken pocks with white spots inbetween lol
[06:42] <dushy> any one please help me with this vm player plz? :)
[06:42] <bod_> wots wrong with it nickrud?
[06:42] <techgeek40> Dushy: here is a good site: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-vmware-tools-in-ubuntu.html
[06:42] <nickrud> dushy: you'll probably get better help on #vmware
[06:42] <Darkmystere_> bod_ Make a custom launcher with the command u use in terminal as the command to launch it
[06:42] <techgeek40> Dark: What's your virtual memory set to?
[06:42] <bod_> dunno how to do that
[06:42] <soldats> !vmware | dushy
[06:42] <ubotu> dushy: VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository (package "vmware-player", not available for Gutsy, only Feisty and Edgy), and http://www.easyvmx.com/easyvmx.shtml can create VMs for it. Instructions can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware - See also !virtualizers
[06:42] <fanat1k> nickrud: and could lshw to save info into a file?
[06:42] <nickrud> bod_: I don't know why it exited with a failure code, but ~/.xsession-errors near the end might tell you something
[06:43] <dushy> tecjgeel40: it say i cannnot install on i386 machine ..
[06:43] <nickrud> fanat1k: sudo lshw > lshw.txt
[06:43] <dushy> oops i mean techgeek40:
[06:43] <techgeek40> LOL no prob
[06:43] <randomwalker> i have a nautilus memory leak on gutsy
[06:43] <Chamunks> nickrud, thanks that worked
[06:43] <randomwalker> any idea how to fix it?
[06:43] <bod_> the exit output doesnt seem to do anything so im just gonna leave it ,.,. cheers guys
[06:43] <mindflayerz> oh man...so many people asking random ubuntu questions..
[06:43] <fanat1k> nickrud: thanks
[06:43] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: Dang i did a formatting about a wqeek and a half ago other problems when using gparted in ubuntu.... sec changing it to 1204 as i usualy habve it
[06:43] <randomwalker> right now it makes the computer pretty unusable
[06:43] <nickrud> Chamunks: yw, I've been having a low batting average tonight :)
[06:44] <dushy> techgeek40: i cannot install on i386 machine??
[06:44] <kebinusan> bleh I hate trying to get stuff to compile
[06:44] <Chamunks> nickrud, :P well thanks again i believe thats twice today youve assisted me thats some kinda awesome.
[06:44] <techgeek40> Dushy: read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=648656  then go to http://vmware.com
[06:45] <julabask> hey i was wondering if anyone would be able to help me with this problem that when ever my laptop starts up it does not have loading screen untill but i do see a logon screen and a loading screen after the logon screen?  its just black till the logon screen, although if i plug the laptop into an external monitor i do see the missing loading screen on the external monitor. my graphics card is the ati x1300 and i have the most upd
[06:45] <julabask> ate driver.
[06:45] <julz> i cant write to my psp, it says it's read only, but under properties it says i have full access. any help?
[06:45] <dushy> ok thanks techgeek40 i will do the same :)
[06:45] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: Ok 1204 was 672 system defaukt
[06:45] <fanat1k> nickrud: and maybe u will tell me how to choose parameters to show. I don't want to save so big file..
[06:46] <techgeek40> Dark: one trick with XP is to turn off the virtual memory and disable system restore - (make sure you apply those settings ) then shut down - reboot and then defrag
[06:46] <nickrud> fanat1k: not sure actually.  man lshw  has some stuff about choosing sections, but I didn't understand it on first reading and didn't study it
[06:46] <Darkmystere_> 34% of files were fragmented
[06:46] <techgeek40> The large chuncks can be from improper shutdowns
[06:46] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: i dont have system restore on lol
[06:46] <Librustralia> ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[06:46] <RansidMeat> 'allo
[06:46] <JMhaha> mmordz22: Ops... looks complicated the openmosix, any step by step tutorial for ubuntu 7.10???
[06:46] <techgeek40> Dark: give me one more minute - I'll have the name for you
[06:46] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: and it usualy defrags whats that program u have
[06:46] <bulmer> navlop_: works now?
[06:46] <Darkmystere_> techgeek: Ok
[06:47] <RansidMeat> Quick question... i'm sure its been asked many times by now... do grub and vista play nice?
[06:47] <Librustralia> ahhh I ran FIXMBR and now when I boot, it says "invalid partition table"
[06:47] <Librustralia> (im on the live CD right now)
[06:47] <julabask> i use grub and vista just fine
[06:47] <Librustralia> :(
[06:47] <whe3ls> Hey - program to close a whole HDD and put it on another one?
[06:47] <whe3ls> clone
[06:47] <n2diy> ! grub | Librustralia
[06:47] <RansidMeat> julabask: did you have vista installed first?
[06:47] <Librustralia> n3diy: ok
[06:48] <mmordz22> JMhaha: i dunno :( u must comile your own kernel to get OpenMosix working. this is pretty easy but its hard IMO to make working kernel for Ubuntu - coz u need some magic options for loading "initrd.gz" on Ubuntu booting :/
[06:48] <Noogen> Ransid: yes i'm triple booting right now with grub (ubuntu/vista(vista/xp))
[06:48] <ubotu> Librustralia: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[06:48] <mmordz22> if u know how to make a kernel for ubuntu and how to handle with Ubuntu initrd.gz then this is easy
[06:48] <julabask> never a problem accept if you are tripple boot xp vista and linux like me it sends you into a second boot manager where you select xp and vista
[06:48] <Librustralia> ubotu: noo I can't access either of my partitions now
[06:48] <whe3ls> Hey - program to clone a whole HDD and put it on another one?
[06:48] <RansidMeat> Noogen: Righteous! I had quite the tribulations with installing XP after vista... I didnt want another headache.. Thanks for the information :)
[06:48] <bulmer> mmordz22: initrd.gz is a cpio archive
[06:49] <JMhaha> mmordz22: Any easier solution... I do not wanna my files corrupt after compiling openmosix into kernel
[06:49] <techgeek40> Dark: Well, it's the same one you used - sorry :< I flopped on that one
[06:49] <julabask> no
[06:49] <Librustralia> ubotu: because I ran FIXMBR and now the partition table is invalid
[06:49] <Noogen> Ransid: yes you do, or you'll have to use custom program to modify boot for vista
[06:49] <techgeek40> Lib: did you do Fix /mbr???
[06:49] <techgeek40> or fixmbr
[06:49] <Librustralia> lol is he really a bot?
[06:49] <bulmer> Librustralia: lets try this, boot into your liveCD
[06:49] <Darkmystere__> lib: who is a bot lol
[06:50] <Noogen> yeah because vista is the bad guy here, xp first allow vista to boot xp, then grub will boot vista
[06:50] <mmordz22> JMhaha: get some live-cd with openMosix support :)
[06:50] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: woot i got my 11GB back i think i delelted those files
[06:50] <n2diy> Ubotu is the bot.
[06:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about is the bot. - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:50] <Librustralia> techgeek40: yes, it now says "invalid parition table" and i cant access any partition
[06:50] <Librustralia> bulmer: yes, im on my live cd right now
[06:50] <RoshanK> SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP I CAN'T BOOT VISTA AND UBUNTU TELLS ME THAT THERE WAS AN ERROR LOADING GNOME SETTINGS DAEMON (sorry for the caps, I just needed somone attention)
[06:50] <n2diy> Ubotu Ubotu
[06:50] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[06:50] <techgeek40> Lib: are you running any type of boot utilitiy?
[06:50] <bulmer> Librustralia: okay, now do a fdisk -l  and see if it recognizes your hard disk
[06:50] <RansidMeat> noogen: yes i do want a headache? ;) - and erm... grub DOES solve the boot problem I had with XP after vista, correcto? :)
[06:50] <Librustralia> bulmer: in the terminal?
[06:51] <Noogen> Ransid: no
[06:51] <RoshanK> RansidMeat how did you fix that
[06:51] <techgeek40> blumer: oops - forgot about that one - thanks
[06:51] <bulmer> Librustralia: yes in  a terminal
[06:51] <Noogen> Ransid: xp after vista is a problem
[06:51] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: my computer just sped up because i was down to 28GB Physical memory..
[06:51] <RoshanK> RansidMeat I'm having that problem right now
[06:51] <RansidMeat> Roshank: i used vista's restore
[06:51] <julabask> RansidMeat, no did not but vista has its own boot manager if you have both xp and vista which it automatically uses if you have those two so if you only have vista it will show in grub but if you have xp and vista grub will say after the linux selection windows os and that will send you to vista boot manager where you can select between xp and vista. this setup is very stable and has worked for me for a long time
[06:51] <RansidMeat> Roshank: pop in your vista disk and do a 'recover' or.. sumawhatsa
[06:51] <Eisenheim> is there ways to look at "traffic" on a network?
[06:51] <RoshanK> RansidMeat but the disc i got was a recovery disc from the manfacturer so I couldn't do it
[06:51] <techgeek40> Ran: the Bootrec.exe /FixMbr?
[06:52] <RansidMeat> Roshank: nah, thats the one i used, Toshiba's
[06:52] <bulmer> Eisenheim: you want to count bits?
[06:52] <julabask> hey i was wondering if anyone would be able to help me with this problem that when ever my laptop starts up it does not have loading screen untill but i do see a logon screen and a loading screen after the logon screen?  its just black till the logon screen, although if i plug the laptop into an external monitor i do see the missing loading screen on the external monitor. my graphics card is the ati x1300 and i have the most upd
[06:52] <julabask> ate driver.
[06:52] <techgeek40> Dark: how'd you get it back?
[06:52] <techgeek40> Julabask: did you run compiz?
[06:52] <n2diy> Eisenheim: netstat?
[06:52] <RoshanK> RansidMeat: but it said recover Vista to such and such parition and then i would lose my data
[06:52] <Librustralia> bulmer: it says: fdisk: invalid option -- 1
[06:52] <Librustralia> Usage: fdisk [-b SSZ] [-u] DISK     Change partition table
[06:52] <Librustralia>        fdisk -l [-b SSZ] [-u] DISK  List partition table(s)
[06:52] <Librustralia>        fdisk -s PARTITION           Give partition size(s) in blocks
[06:52] <Librustralia>        fdisk -v                     Give fdisk version
[06:52] <Librustralia> Here DISK is something like /dev/hdb or /dev/sda
[06:52] <fraroco> hello everybody. can somebody help me with this? I have installed a molecular viewer program called SPDBV ... and when I run it the terminal say me "Fatal Error: Unable to create /home/#####/.Latitude as BootDrive, err=-5000"
[06:52] <Librustralia> and PARTITION is something like /dev/hda7
[06:52] <Librustralia> -u: give Start and End in sector (instead of cylinder) units
[06:52] <Librustralia> -b 2048: (for certain MO disks) use 2048-byte sectors
[06:52] <bod_> does anyone no why this script will only load the first 2 programs untill i end them then it will load the last 2 programs?
[06:52] <bod_> amarok /home/bod/Music/D-12/"01 - Git Up.mp3";
[06:52] <bod_> firefox www.google.com;
[06:52] <bod_> xchat;
[06:52] <bod_> gnome-terminal
[06:52] <julabask> i have compiz on and off and with it on or off it does the same thing
[06:52] <Librustralia> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
[06:53] <Darkmystere__> techgeek40: Well im trying to figure out how a total of 12.5GB swap root and home disk combined =20GB thats alot of fragmentation..
[06:53] <Eisenheim> yes. do you have a good link to netstat basics
[06:53] <bulmer> julabask is hiddenmenu on your  menu.lst active? comment it out
[06:53] <julabask> techgeek, i have compiz on and off and with it on or off it does the same thing
[06:53] <Eisenheim> more less beginner
[06:53] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: what mfgr? - i would not suggest the complete 'restore to factory settings' however, you may Repair... ah ha! that's the word i was looking for ^_^
[06:53] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: well idk if its unfragmented running jkdefrag still get me that name
[06:53] <bulmer> Librustralia: thats not nice, pastebin the big paste
[06:53] <julabask> bulmer, i am not sure what is the root for the file menu.list again
[06:53] <bulmer> !pastebin | Librustralia
[06:53] <ubotu> Librustralia: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[06:54] <RoshanK> RansidMeat: i don't have a repair option that's the problem
[06:54] <Librustralia> okay sorry about that
[06:54] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: in jk defrag theres a whole bunch of yellow lines above a blank spot whitch used to be fragmented also
[06:54] <bulmer> julabask use the tools use the tools  find
[06:54] <techgeek40> Dark: I used the jkdefrag - that's the one I was looking at
[06:54] <bod_> does anyone no why this script will only load the first 2 programs untill i end them then it will load the last 2 programs?
 amarok /home/bod/Music/D-12/"01 - Git Up.mp3";
 firefox www.google.com;
 xchat;
 gnome-termina
[06:54] <mattgyver83> hi room, is it possible to have different user logins connect to different networks?
[06:54] <techgeek40> Dark: By chance you partition the drive?
[06:54] <bod_> oops,.,. it doesnt have the bods in it
[06:55] <bulmer> Librustralia: okay, now do a fdisk -l  and see if it recognizes your hard disk  ..thats an eel not a one
[06:55] <Librustralia> bulmer: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51991/
[06:55] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: >.> lol i mentioned it in my problem
[06:55] <fraroco> hello everybody. can somebody help me with this? I have installed a molecular viewer program called SPDBV ... and when I run it the terminal say me "Fatal Error: Unable to create /home/#####/.Latitude as BootDrive, err=-5000"
[06:55] <RansidMeat> julabask: aye, i have abandonned XP, i'm just trying to avoid the previous headache when installing ubuntu... and you have affirmed that installing ubuntu with grub will avoid that problem, right>?
[06:55] <Librustralia> oooooh
[06:55] <julabask> bulmer, am new what is tools find is that in the terminal or just that search in gui of ubuntu
[06:55] <bulmer> julabask man find
[06:55] <julabask> yes it seems to be seemless for mee
[06:55] <RansidMeat> Roshank: what are the options you get?
[06:55] <julz> how do i go about changing permissions of a usb drive? i cant write to it
[06:55] <techgeek40> Dark: LOL yeap - you did - trying to go back and forth here - I'm getting dizzy
[06:55] <Librustralia> bulmer: I tyled fdisk -(letter l) and it didn't come up with anything
[06:55] <julabask> rapids, meet yes it seems to be seemless for me i would be shocked if you have a different experience
[06:56] <Noogen> linux after vista should boot vista fine
[06:56] <RansidMeat> julabask: thanks :D i've got hope for computers again^_^
[06:56] <Librustralia> typed
[06:56] <Librustralia> *
[06:56] <fraroco> why my comments looks like if as nobody could read them
[06:56] <julabask> and i am doing it with xp also which should be more complicated
[06:56] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: What the heck lol jkdefrag just uncoverd a big red line lol
[06:56] <julabask> ok
[06:56] <Noogen> vista after linux will cause it to overwrite grub and you'll have to bcdedit with easybcd
[06:56] <bod_> does anyone no why this script will only load the first 2 programs untill i end them then it will load the last 2 programs?         ,..,.,amarok /home/bod/Music/D-12/"01 - Git Up.mp3";
[06:56] <bod_> firefox www.google.com;
[06:56] <bod_> xchat;
[06:56] <bod_> gnome-terminal
[06:56] <RansidMeat> errg, sucky
[06:56] <techgeek40> I'm going to go see if I can figure out my pcmcia adapter to work on this laptop with gutsy
[06:56] <bulmer> Librustralia: try  cfdisk
[06:56] <RoshanK> RansidMeat: I have option to recover to one partition, recover to two partitions and one mroe but it's not repair, and when i tried the other three they say this will remove all data and set it to factory setting
[06:57] <Librustralia> bulmer:   FATAL ERROR: Cannot open disk drive
[06:57] <Librustralia>                           Press any key to exit cfdisk
[06:57] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: u want to walk me through turning my wubi installs to a partion windows is really ticking me off..
[06:57] <n2diy> bod_: try asking in #bash?
[06:57] <Librustralia> :(
[06:57] <Darkmystere__> techgeek40: u try ndiswrapper?
[06:57] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: hmm ... are you on a laptop?
[06:57] <bulmer> Librustralia: yikes, your drive is hosed
[06:57] <bod_> its a .sh file
[06:57] <Librustralia> ahhhhhh
[06:57] <RoshanK> RansidMeat: yes, it's a Asus G2S
[06:57] <Librustralia> :O
[06:57] <n2diy> bod_: try asking in #bash? That is what an .sh file is, a bash script.
[06:57] <Darkmystere__> techgeek40: U know the only real problem i have with ubuntu and my labtop?
[06:58] <soldats> julz, when iots plugged in can you do "fdisk -l" in terminal and see if its mounted. if its something like /sda/*** do "sudo chmod 777 /sda/***"
[06:58] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: darn... well i can safely assume you have data that you dont want to lose?
[06:58] <RoshanK> RansidMeat: exactly
[06:58] <Librustralia> is that bad? :(
[06:58] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: how much data?
[06:58] <bod_> its a bit different but bash supports .sh ,.,. cheers dude
[06:58] <julabask> RansidMeet, yea sometimes they shock you in how simple complicated task can be and the rest of the time they seem imposible
[06:58] <Darkmystere__> techgeek40:I cant get the sound to work everything else worked as soon as i got into ubuntu
[06:58] <RoshanK> about 120 gigs
[06:58] <bulmer> Librustralia: yes..hosed means bad
[06:58] <fismoll8> can anyone recommend some good text editors
[06:58] <Noogen> should've created backup partition
[06:58] <fismoll8> looking at vim right now---doesn't look all that great
[06:58] <Darkmystere__> techgeek: Is there a TRhing for what the colors in jkdefrag mean?
[06:58] <Librustralia> bulmer: :(
[06:58] <RoshanK> RansidMeat about 120 gigs and it's not pr0n
[06:59] <Noogen> yeah right
[06:59] <Noogen> ;)
[06:59] <Darkmystere__> ok me saying ur name is sounding annoiyng lol
[06:59] <Librustralia> bulmer: Is there any way to reverse it?
[06:59] <Rosa> anyone can help me to build proxy server
[06:59] <Rosa> ???
[06:59] <bsdnewbie> good text editor means ?
[06:59] <RansidMeat> Roshank: well if it WAS p00n i could help you... but in this case, you're screwed ;P
[06:59] <RoshanK> lol
[06:59] <Rosa> I have 1 unit pc with 2 network card
[06:59] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: but ah... have ye any way to back it up?
[06:59] <RoshanK> not right now
[06:59] <Librustralia> Help? Anyone? :(
[06:59] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: use a live cd to backup the data to DVDs? cds?
[06:59] <RoshanK> but i'm going to try and edit grub, and yes i know it's risky but i don't have much of a choice
[06:59] <Noogen> can you access it?  buy an external hd and move it over there
[07:00] <bulmer> Librustralia: maybe there are some tools out there, but i have not used them myself, like ultimate boot cd, and partition magic maybe
[07:00] <Noogen> external hd are cheap these days
[07:00] <bsdnewbie> why vim not so great
[07:00] <n6hgg> Anyone know if mozilla seamonkey is on any repositories?  I can't install it because of a dependency hell.
[07:00] <RansidMeat> 500gb / 150$
[07:00] <Librustralia> ooo
[07:00] <Librustralia> bulmer: how about gparted?
[07:00] <nibsa1242> nickrud: Its booting!
[07:00] <Noogen> yeah newegg should have it for $130
[07:00] <bulmer> Librustralia: you can give it a try, im not familiar with it
[07:00] <Darkmystere__> can a Op Help me file a bugfix Ubuntu keep saying i cant post
[07:00] <RoshanK> !logs
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[07:01] <Librustralia> bulmer: ok
[07:01] <nibsa1242> nickrud: I guess you left, too bad. You really helped with my tricky situation.
[07:01] <Librustralia> bulmer: thanks, i'll try all of those tools
[07:02] <bulmer> Librustralia: good luck
[07:02] <RansidMeat> RoshanK
[07:02] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242: I want to hear what ur problem was u could help me lol
[07:02] <RansidMeat> err whoops
[07:02] <julabask> bulmer, my menu.lst had no hidenmenu in it. the missing loading screen shows when i plug in my external crt but is not directed to my primary monitor whil awkwardly every thing else does go to my primary monitor
[07:02] <RansidMeat> i was gonna ask if you can get to it
[07:02] <Librustralia> Is anyone familiar with gparted, ultimate boot cd or patition magic?
[07:02] <RoshanK> yes RansidMeat
[07:02] <bulmer> julabask hiddenmenu
[07:02] <RoshanK> get to what?
[07:02] <Noogen> RoshanK: so what all do you have right now on the system? vista + linux + xp? or just vista + linux?
[07:02] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, because Im gunna move Ubuntu to a partion so... i usualy have problems elaborate please
[07:03] <RoshanK> well i had vista + lunx and i just installed xp
[07:03] <RoshanK> but i can't boot into vista anymore
[07:03] <Noogen> so you can boot into xp?
[07:03] <RoshanK> so i am attempting to edit grub
[07:03] <dn4> anyone know how to watch divx feeds with mozilla?
[07:03] <Noogen> RoshanK, you can't
[07:03] <Noogen> your best bet is this: http://apcmag.com/5045/how_to_dual_boot_vista_with_linux
[07:03] <nibsa1242> Darkmystere_ My /boot partition got formatted. So I had to reformat it, restore all the files it used to have on it, and reinstall grub. Most of that was done from inside the live cd in chroot.
[07:03] <Noogen> because of vista
[07:03] <julabask> yea i know their is no word that starts with an h even in my boot script for ubuntu standard boot so it seems to not be the problem
[07:04] <dn4> !divx
[07:04] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[07:04] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: i think my best advice is to back up anything especially important and go back to factory settings
[07:04] <Librustralia> Does anyone know how to access a hosed hardrive? :(
[07:04] <Noogen> you will need to learn to use EasyBCD  to edit boot for all 3, linux, vista and xp
[07:04] <Librustralia> or is familiar with gparted or other programs?
[07:04] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, OMG i had somthing like that before but it was more around the bush lol
[07:04] <Noogen> using the vista (Windows boot manager)
[07:04] <julabask> bulmer, yea i know their is no word that starts with an h even in my boot script for ubuntu standard boot except the hd so it seems to not be the problem
[07:04] <fraroco> why my comments looks like if as nobody could read them
[07:04] <RoshanK> Noogen i am unable to do that
[07:04] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, Want me to explain?
[07:05] <bulmer> julabask: then ctrl+alt+f1 to f4 and see if you see the streaming dmesg through it
[07:05] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: from there i would say install XP before anything else - from what i have seen you can go forward in time, not backwards
[07:05] <RoshanK> Noogen RansidMeat, i will try and borrow my friends Vista DVD if anything goes really wrong with this though
[07:05] <fraroco> hello everybody. can somebody help me with this? I have installed a molecular viewer program called SPDBV ... and when I run it the terminal say me "Fatal Error: Unable to create /home/#####/.Latitude as BootDrive, err=-5000"
[07:05] <Librustralia> Does anyone know how to use gparted?
[07:05] <nibsa1242> Darkmystere_ it was not fun, but everything seems to be fine now... I'm booting and its fdisking everything it seems. go ahead and explain
[07:05] <bulmer> Librustralia: you have to google for some help now..
[07:05] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: i'm sorry to hear you cant repair it thru vista's thingy ;\
[07:05] <Librustralia> bulmer: ok
[07:06] <musikgoat> fraroco: permissions on that directory? ls -al directory
[07:06] <RansidMeat> that seemed to fix me up right
[07:06] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: I use it
[07:06] <RoshanK> RansidMeat that's alright thank you though
[07:06] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: Good Luck!
[07:06] <Noogen> RoshanK: why not?  can you boot into xp?
[07:06] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: Do you know how to repair hardrives with it?
[07:06] <RoshanK> thanks you RansidMeat i may need it
[07:06] <julabask> bulmer, okay what is the streaming dmesg. after i do ctrl+alt+f1 to f4 will i loose my graphical user interface of the os or will i be fine and how do i get back if i do.
[07:06] <RansidMeat> RansidMeat: Hello Self
[07:06] <RoshanK> Noogen i can but i can't fix vista's bootloader
[07:06] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: what is wrong with your hd?
[07:07] <Noogen> oh so you tried easybcd?
[07:07] <RoshanK> i am attempting to edit grub now so please do wish me luck, but i have a question before i do it
[07:07] <Noogen> ic
[07:07] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: idea... what did you install last?
[07:07] <cortar> anyone got usb mic working with ventrilo?
[07:07] <bulmer> julabask: do those while booting..no you wll not lose the X stuff
[07:07] <RansidMeat> XP i take it?
[07:07] <julabask> RansidMeat, a bit board
[07:07] <RoshanK> RansidMeat, XP
[07:07] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, Well ive been recently using Wubi installs because of 12 unsuccessfull partions from live cd imagine 2hours per reinstall of windows...x12... So ok i get everything working in a wubi install then suddenly i reboot and WHoah error 17 file not foud so i go into fourms defrag i login for 5mins and then i go out computer auto shok so i go through shuts down as i set it to come back erro 17 file not found
[07:07] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: well I wanted to make my windows partition work because it kept comming up with a BSOD when i booted it
[07:07] <RoshanK> RansidMeat i will show you some code will you take a wquick look at it?
[07:07] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: and
[07:08] <julabask> bulmer, thanks i will be back and tell you if i see anything
[07:08] <olskolirc^> testing
[07:08] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: try and reinstall ubuntu or something
[07:08] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: I tried to fix it by running FIXMBR
[07:08] <fraroco> musikgoat, what do you mean?
[07:08] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: perhaps thru the process of installing grub again or something... it will scan and SEE xp or vista or something and fix itself
[07:08] <RoshanK> RansidMeat, http://pastebin.com/m6eccdf57
[07:08] <RansidMeat> PM the code :)
[07:08] <RansidMeat> err ok
[07:08] <kebinusan> anyone have tips for getting 32bit apps to compile when running amd64, I seem to be having some issues
[07:08] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: and then I couldnt access my ubuntu or windows partition
[07:08] <musikgoat> you may have to give write permissions to allow the program to write to that directory
[07:08] <musikgoat> fraroco:
[07:08] <RoshanK> that's what i get frm fdisk -l
[07:08] <Noogen> Librustrial: try fixboot in recovery console
[07:08] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, so i go and reinstall wubi loosing documents ect for the 3rd time... so i reinstall and then the power goes out really fast guess what our favorite error so i defrag but this time nothing happens so... i boot up live cd and search fourms
[07:09] <RoshanK> now i will show you what i have in grub that MasterShrek told me to edit
[07:09] <Noogen> xp recovery console that is
[07:09] <RansidMeat> Allrigiht
[07:09] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: and now it says "invalid partition table
[07:09] <Librustralia> Noogen: Ok I'll try that
[07:09] <zaydana> is there any way to make it so that with twinview, windows remember that they were on the right screen?
[07:09] <nibsa1242> Darkmystere__: I have a battery backup to avoid those sorts of things.
[07:09] <dn4> The playback of this movie requires a XVID MPEG-4 decoder plugin which is not installed.
[07:09] <musikgoat> fraroco:  sudo chmod a+w /home/xxx/.latitude
[07:09] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242,  guess what NOTHING changes so... i mess around and then i notice there are 2 files that Windows doesnt see they where left over by chkdsk /f
[07:09] <Librustralia> Noogen: wait i remembered, I ran fixboot c:
[07:09] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: you are looking in menu.lst, right?
[07:09] <RoshanK> RansidMeat this is what is in /boot/grub/menu.lst http://pastebin.com/m5225f73a
[07:09] <dn4> !xvid
[07:09] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[07:09] <Noogen> ic
[07:09] <fraroco> If I run the application with sudo, should it wok rithg?
[07:10] <dn4> Does anyone know where to aquire a xvid mpeg-4 decoder plugin?
[07:10] <Librustralia> Noogen: I ran that before fixmbr
[07:10] <RoshanK> now if i change that line for Vista to (hd0,2) it could work right?
[07:10] <musikgoat> fraroco: yes
[07:10] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242,  i go into windows and get a program so itl see them nothing so i call up a good friend he comes over we work for hours guess wat no luck... then i get to the point im really annoyed
[07:10] <RoshanK> RansidMeat now if i change that line for Vista to (hd0,2) it could work right?
[07:10] <Librustralia> Noogen: should i just run fixboot instead of fixboot c:?
[07:10] <xibalba> how do i get apt-get to upgrade linux-image-server ?
[07:10] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: do you know what your partition table looked like before, because if you didn't you really aren't going to be able to fix stuff... do a paste bin of sudo fdisk -l for me
[07:11] <dn4> !mpeg-4
[07:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mpeg-4 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[07:11] <RansidMeat> RoshanK: i'm reading it and thinking, hang on a sec
[07:11] <dn4> !mpeg
[07:11] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[07:11] <fraroco> musikgoat, It worked ... yujuu.. thank... so easy ...!! thanks a lot!
[07:11] <josiah> how long does it normally take to rip a dvd to an avi/mp4?
[07:11] <dxdt> dn4: It is in either the good the bad or the ugly in synaptic. I don't remember which though,  search for those and if you want, just install them all.
[07:11] <xibalba> !upgrade kernel
[07:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about upgrade kernel - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[07:11] <Noogen> depend, i think fixboot c: would be better if c is your xp and active part
[07:11] <musikgoat> nice
[07:11] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: when I type fdisk -l, nothing comes up :(
[07:11] <odin_doma2> hi!
[07:11] <xibalba> !kernel upgrade
[07:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about kernel upgrade - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[07:11] <josiah> 2 passes
[07:11] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: you have to run it as root... sudo fdisk -l
[07:11] <RansidMeat> RoshanK
[07:11] <Librustralia> oh lol
[07:11] <xibalba> any takers on my newb question?
[07:11] <RansidMeat> dangit! sorry i keep hitting enter
[07:11] <xibalba> upgrading the kernel
[07:11] <RoshanK> yes RansidMeat
[07:11] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, i get on the live cd about to break my labtop with drowning lol and i try the first thing came to mind guess what i found in those files windows didnt see the disk file that was missing so i drag it into the ubuntu file from the live cd (i mounted windows) and then reboot and try and go into ubuntu Guess what IT WORKS!!.... i was soo flustrated that it was that easy..
[07:12] <Darkmystere__> i know i know
[07:12] <Darkmystere__> !flood | darkmystere
[07:12] <ubotu> darkmystere: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[07:12] <xibalba> apt-get install linux-image-server?
[07:12] <RoshanK> RansidMeat were you about to say something?
[07:12] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51992/
[07:13] <RansidMeat> lol sorry :P - what i ran into is... grub is gonna tell (hd0,2) to boot, and if you installed XP to another partition but had a primary boot disk other than that which xp was being installed on... or perhaps another partition... the boot.ini has been written there
[07:13] <phreck> how do i change the size of the font in my TTY sessions
[07:13] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242,  u should understand my flustrosity by now... and now im having defragmenting problems... Soo annoying im begining to think Windows is Jealious..
[07:13] <RoshanK> RansidMeat so should i just try anyway?
[07:13] <RansidMeat> so essentially, hdd0,2 may have vista installed, but a boot.ini pointing to hdd1,2 or anywhere
[07:14] <RansidMeat> Soo
[07:14] <xibalba> how do i upgrade my kernel
[07:14] <RansidMeat> lets try to modify boot.ini
[07:14] <RansidMeat> look in your vista install
[07:14] <RansidMeat> locate 'c:\boot.ini' does it exist?
[07:14] <RoshanK> ohh right now for some reason i'm not able to mount ntfs partitions
[07:14] <dxdt> phreck: umm the only good way I know would be adding a framebuffer line to the kernel line like vga=773, however, this can cause issues on certain hardware.  For example my laptop has an ATI card that when I enable the framebuffer to get nice pretty tty's, I lose the abillity to sleep and hibernate
[07:14] <olskolirc^> test
[07:14] <RansidMeat> Ugh!
[07:14] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51992/ :\
[07:14] <RoshanK> well i dont know how to without it automatically doing it
[07:14] <josiah> none of these sites answer my question
[07:14] <RansidMeat> do you have more than 1 hdd in your computer?
[07:14] <RoshanK> RansidMeat no
[07:15] <RansidMeat> bollocks
[07:15] <pr0nGuy> I come back to my computer with a window that says "Monitor is in Power Save Mode". What is this about?
[07:15] <RansidMeat> well
[07:15] <soldats> dpms
[07:15] <Librustralia> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51992/ :(
[07:15] <fanat1k> Somebody could help me? I need the program that could view all computers in my network and to make a list of computers and it's hardware
[07:15] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: That doesn't look good. I'm not really sure how to help you, or if you can be helped. It looks like your partition table is messed up, and unless you know what cylinders the partitions started and stopped on before this mess its probably a lost cause.
[07:15] <RansidMeat> are you on a ubuntu livecd?
[07:15] <RoshanK> no
[07:15] <julabask> bulmer, it did not do anything
[07:15] <RansidMeat> are you in xp?
[07:15] <RoshanK> RansidMeat I appreciate your help but I have to sleep soon so I will try this tomorrow morning
[07:16] <RoshanK> no I'm in ubuntu
[07:16] <julabask> none of them did anything to my boot up
[07:16] <Librustralia> nibsa1242: oh damn :( would gparted be able to fix it?
[07:16] <RoshanK> goodnight and thank you very much for the help
[07:16] <RansidMeat> its all good
[07:16] <RansidMeat> i must warn you
[07:16] <dxdt> phreck: however, if you like to try it, check out /boot/grub/menu.lst and associated files and such
[07:16] <bulmer> julabask: you dont see your dmesg flow trhough those consoles?
[07:16] <RansidMeat> i'm not gonna be here tomorrow
[07:16] <RansidMeat> PM
[07:16] <xibalba> is it hard to upgrade the kernel?
[07:16] <jetscreamer> no
[07:16] <fanat1k> Somebody could help me? I need the program that could view all computers in my network and to make a list of computers and it's hardware for ubuntu...
[07:16] <julabask> bulmer, nope just black screen
[07:16] <RoshanK> RansidMeat ok I will try and find someone but I thank you dearly
[07:16] <nibsa1242> Darkmystere__: Windows is annoying, thats why I sacrificed a whole hd to it. Just to keep it separate.
[07:16] <xibalba> jetscreamer, how do you go about doing it
[07:16] <dxdt> xibalba: what does uname -a give you?  Are you on the latest kernel?  Mine usually updates automatically for me when needed through the update manager
[07:16] <bulmer> julabask pastebin your menu.lst
[07:17] <Noogen> Lib: what did you do?  agreed with nib, that part table is messed up
[07:17] <RansidMeat> roshank
[07:17] <RansidMeat> ahh crap!
[07:17] <RansidMeat> oh well
[07:17] <jason_123> in advance desktop effect i have wirte on screen fire selceted but nothing happens how i get ir to work
[07:17] <RansidMeat> fanat1k: hey try belarc advisor
[07:17] <Darkmystere__> Librustralia: Have u tried Force Mount if ur trying to mount it or u trying to defragment it? or just tell me ur problem even better
[07:17] <xibalba> dxdt it says, Linux ubuntu 2.6.15-26-server #1 SMP Thu Aug 3 04:09:15 UTC 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
[07:17] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: I'm pretty sure a problem of that type is only fixable if you know where the boundaries of the partitions should be.
[07:17] <xibalba> dxdt, is this the most up2date version?
[07:17] <slak3> alguem on line ae?
[07:17] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, well i was gunna make it so Ubuntu has 30GB and windows have 40GB
[07:18] <fanat1k> RansidMeat: do u know where to get it?
[07:18] <Darkmystere__> or 20
[07:18] <LurkersA> jason_123: have you installed CompizConfig?
[07:18] <julabask> bulmer, paste what in my menu.lst
[07:18] <Noogen> that's kind of hard to remember
[07:18] <jason_123> yes i do
[07:18] <slak3> anyone speak portuguese or spanish?
[07:18] <bulmer> julabask pastebin your menu.lst  everything, remove passwd if needed be
[07:18] <LurkersA> what is your set key combination?
[07:18] <dxdt> xibalba: no, at least, I'm on 2.6.22-14
[07:18] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: since you don't seem to know that, and I don't think there is a way to detect that automatically, you just need to pray you have a back up of anything important.
[07:18] <xibalba> dxdt , so how do i go about updating the kernel? when i do apt-get upgrade it says it isn't doing the pkg linux-image-server
[07:19] <julabask> bulmer, what is pastebin how do i do that
[07:19] <LurkersA> jason_123: for example, I have it mapped to <ctrl>+<Shift>+F
[07:19] <bulmer> !pastebin | julabask
[07:19] <ubotu> julabask: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[07:19] <dxdt> xibalba: oh, just do like dist-upgrade and I think that will then do it for you.
[07:19] <RansidMeat> fanat1k: http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
[07:19] <dxdt> xibalba: instead of just upgrade
[07:19] <RansidMeat> are you in windows?
[07:19] <RansidMeat> i know... nasty question to ask in here:P
[07:20] <nibsa1242> Darkmystere__: I have 2 hds, a 250GB and a 320GB. Ubuntu boots from the 250, Win from the 320. Each has a swap partition on the other's hd, and there is a Ubuntu storage partition on Win's hd, however, for the most part they are separate.
[07:20] <Helmi> hey - can anyone tell me how i can install kde4 on a ubuntu gutsy installation for testing? So i can choose on boot/login wether to use kde or gnome?
[07:20] <xibalba> dxdt, what is the diff between dist-upgrade and upgrade?
[07:20] <Librustralia> Darkmystere__: Well I had a ubuntu 130GB partition and 20gb windows partition and my windows partition came up with a BSOD whenever I tried to boot into it. Then I came onto this channel and someone said I should use fixboot c: and i ran that and then I couldn't get into any partition and then I went on my livecd and went back on this channel and someone told me to run fixmbr and now when I book up my comp it says "inval
[07:20] <Librustralia> id partition table" :( :( :( and I can't access anything
[07:20] <fanat1k> RansidMeat: it is windows application :( I need to run it in Ubuntu
[07:20] <jason_123> lurkersa i dont know how do i find out the map key thing
[07:20] <RansidMeat> fanat1k: sorry, yes, it was my first instinct
[07:20] <dxdt> xibalba: check the man page for more details, but in short  in addition to performing the function of upgrade, also intelligently handles changing dependencies with new versions of packages
[07:21] <liujie> hello ,everybaby
[07:21] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242,  im trying to work with what i got because im getting a Macbook Pro Probally this summer and gunna make this 1 almost entirely windows maybe like 10GB left for windows just in case for gaming ect
[07:21] <xibalba> awesome, i'll just wait a while to upgrade that though
[07:21] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242, * entirely ubuntu lol
[07:21] <fanat1k> RansidMeat: ok... I'll keep trying to find it...
[07:21] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: you are pretty much going to have to give up and reinstall Windows & Ubuntu. Install Windows 1st.
[07:21] <xibalba> dxdt, any huge security issue in the kernel between these 2 ersion?s
[07:21] <dxdt> Darkmystere__: that is probably a good call, rumor has it new bitchin' macbooks are going to be announced tomorrow.
[07:21] <jason_123> lurkersa  how do i map the keys
[07:21] <LurkersA> jason_123: go into your CompizConfig, click "Paint Fire On Desktop", Click into the 'Actions' Tab
[07:21] <Librustralia> argh
[07:22] <Librustralia> I don'thave any backups.....l
[07:22] <LurkersA> jason_123: then expand the "general" Settings
[07:22] <Librustralia> :(
[07:22] <dxdt> xibalba: ummm nothing major that I"ve ever seen.  I'm sure there are minor fixes here and there, but I haven't heard of a major kernel issue that has affected a normal user in a while actually.  I don't know.
[07:22] <nibsa1242> Darkmystere__: I have windows mainly for compatibility/ business reasons. However, I occasionally game in it.
[07:22] <Darkmystere__> dxdt: yep im gunna put ubuntu on macbook also =) its easier it has bootcamp lol also i want to experiment with a mac itd be my first time
[07:22] <LurkersA> Librustralia: Try SuperGRUB Disk
[07:22] <Librustralia> LurkersA: ok :D
[07:22] <julabask> bulmer i put my menu.lst in the pastebin do i just send you the link or what, the url is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51993/
[07:22] <LurkersA> Librustralia: It has a recover partition tables setting I believe
[07:23] <RansidMeat> all: thanks for the reinforcement that grub plays nice with vista, i'm gonna put ubuntu on my computer tomorrow :)
[07:23] <Librustralia> LurkersA: :O
[07:23] <dxdt> Darkmystere__: me too!  I was going to get another PC laptop, but then I thought "Hell I should get the mac just because it is something I've never done before in life"  so I'm gonna do the same probably shortly after the keynote speech so I don't get an old product instead of a new one
[07:23] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242,  root.disk has serious fragmentation lol the entire defrag  step has been on c:\ubuntu\disks\root.disk
[07:23] <xibalba> dxdt, great, i'm going to put my secondary mail server on ubuntu 6.06lts. i have high hopes from it
[07:23] <RansidMeat> erm computer == new laptop :\
[07:23] <xibalba> it appears to be the only frigging stable linux os that doesn't change every week and that i can keep in place for YEARS without having to touch it
[07:24] <xibalba> versus fedora crap N, which is frigging obsolete in 6 months
[07:24] <dxdt> xibalba: lol Debian
[07:24] <Darkmystere__> dxdt:lets go to ubuntu offtopic so we can talk and people wotn get on our ass lol
[07:24] <xibalba> i'm glad they have this LTS server edition
[07:24] <dxdt> xibalba: that is the whole joke with Debian, nothing changes ever
[07:24] <nibsa1242> LurkersA: Librustralia: I don't remember seeing an option for fix partition table in super grub disk, but it does have lots of  menus
[07:24] <jason_123> it say shift+super+c
[07:24] <RansidMeat> dxdt: you should get an old macbook for like 300 bucks and enjoy modding it out :D
[07:24] <jason_123> what is super
[07:24] <xibalba> dxdt, coming from BSD land i dont like things ot change too often
[07:24] <Librustralia> lurkersA: I think this might work, it says "recover your linux boot" :D
[07:24] <Librustralia> :(
[07:24] <bulmer> julabask: you were not looking carefully, i said hiddenmenu, it is there, it is commeted which is okay, now remove the quiet so you will see the dmesg at boot
[07:25] <LurkersA> Librustralia: Another option is PartedMagic. That definately has a recover partition table option
[07:25] <Darkmystere__> guys i need a life decision :D Should i use my last Burnable Cd For  1month On SuperGrub?
[07:25] <dxdt> RansidMeat: I thought about it actually, but then I decided I would just go for it and also reduce the price of the new macbook by using the University's discount policy and such.
[07:25] <timandtom> How do I update Wine?
[07:25] <LurkersA> jason_123: Your "Windows Key"
[07:25] <nibsa1242> How do I figure out what is locking my /var/cache/apt/archives/lock?
[07:25] <Librustralia> LurkersA: I'll try both
[07:25] <jason_123> ok ty
[07:25] <LurkersA> Librustralia: Ok
[07:25] <Darkmystere__> lurkers: I think windows trys to redeem its self with the super key lol
[07:25] <dxdt> nibsa1242: you have two programs open for updating.  Like synaptic open while trying to use apt-get or two synaptics, that sort of thing
[07:25] <LurkersA> jason_123: No Problem
[07:25] <bulmer> nibsa1242: normally synaptic manager and or dpkg
[07:25] <dxdt> nibsa1242: that is what that means
[07:26] <bulmer> or apt-get
[07:26] <julabask> bulmer, ok after i remove the quiet should i do anything else
[07:26] <bulmer> julabask: boot
[07:26] <Darkmystere__> Guys u know whats soo funny  microsoft doesnt trust its on Operating System it uses linux !!!
[07:26] <bulmer> julabask: save it and boot
[07:26] <nibsa1242> dxdt, bulmer I know what tends to lock it... but I don't have anything open other then a terminal and its locked
[07:27] <dxdt> nibsa1242: oh weird.  Are you forgetting to sudo?
[07:27] <bulmer> nibsa1242: lsof -i  or whatever the options to lsof, i cant remember them all
[07:27] <Librustralia> Um, is there a way to burn ISOs while on the LiveCD?
[07:27] <julabask> bulmer, ok thanks now it says ro splash vga=791 in stead of ro quiet splash vga=791 thats what you wanted me to change right
[07:28] <LimCore> What is the secure way to run /chroot/bin/apache as wwwdata, inside chroot chroot? su,chroot,su wwwdata?  or use some SUID helper
[07:28] <squidink> What's the Correct Way to build a .deb file from the Official Source Code?
[07:28] <Darkmystere__> nibsa1242,  have u tried su? sudo su then type ur password and the terminal will be Super User until exited i.e Root
[07:28] <LurkersA> Librustralia: Not sure
[07:28] <bulmer> julabask: save it and boot
[07:28] <timandtom> Librustralia: I doubt it, unless you have two CD drives. Even then, I don't know if you can. But, I'm no Linux guru :)
[07:28] <julabask> bulmer, ok thanks alot for you help!
[07:28] <Librustralia> oh shit
[07:28] <Librustralia> :(
[07:29] <Librustralia> im screwed
[07:29] <LurkersA> Librustralia: Do you have access to another PC?
[07:29] <Madpilot> Librustralia, if you've got dual CD drives/burners, then you're good. Otherwise, no.
[07:29] <bulmer> he is chatting here, so he has another pc
[07:29] <timandtom> How do I update Wine?
[07:30] <Librustralia> Lurkersa: No :(
[07:30] <Darkmystere__> bulmer: Not nessisarily u could download x-chat on the live cd then chat i was doing it earlier
[07:30] <jason_123> thank u
[07:30] <jason_123> that works
[07:30] <bulmer> you're right, its getting late for me...adios
[07:30] <Darkmystere__> bulmer: Cya Audios Amigos!!
[07:30] <LurkersA> Librustralia: Is there no-one you know who's PC You can use?
[07:30] <Madpilot> the LiveCD has Pidgin, which does IRC - you don't even have to install anything...
[07:31] <Darkmystere__> librustralia: Can u not boot into windows or u dont have it at all?
[07:31] <jason_123> where is a good place to get emerald thems at
[07:32] <Darkmystere__> jason_123: www.Gnome-Looks.org or .com i forget
[07:32] <firefoxIE> is there any official ubuntu staff here?
[07:32] <nibsa1242> dxdt, bulmer ok I did a sudo lsof | grep apt  apt-get seems to have the /var/cache/apt/archives/lock open but I'm not running it...
[07:32] <Gumby> hello all.  Does anyone here know why my desktop fonts are suddenly so small, too small to even read?  Or even how I might go about fixing it?
[07:33] <Darkmystere__> firefox Internet Explorer: Nope  nothing but a bot
[07:33] <Rninja`> try changing your res.?
[07:33] <Kalamansi> how to adjust the icons in my desktop?
[07:33] <Gumby> Rninja`: been there done that :)
[07:33] <Kalamansi> seems my icons so big and my fonts too
[07:33] <Darkmystere__> Kalamansi: Wat u mean
[07:34] <person1873> can you load 64 bit repo's to upgrade from 32?
[07:34] <Darkmystere__> Kalamansi, oh
[07:34] <Librustralia> Darkmystere__: I can't boot into anything
[07:34] <Gumby> Kalamansi: lol, my icons and font are too small.  want to trade?
[07:34] <Kalamansi> Darkmystere__ my desktop is so big.. can i adjust them?
[07:34] <Kalamansi> Gumby : no thanks.. hehehe
[07:34] <Librustralia> LurkersA: I might ask my neighbours if I could use their PC
[07:34] <nibsa1242> Librustralia: and you probably aren't going to be able to. Your partition table is pretty much beyond repair.
[07:34] <jason_123> it just has 3 wallpapers on it
[07:34] <Kalamansi> Gumby : right click to your desktop
[07:35] <LurkersA> Librustralia: That would be the way to go
[07:35] <Darkmystere__> Kalamansi: If no 1 else has helped u i will in a second Im not in Ubuntu >.>
[07:35] <Kalamansi> Gumby : change desktop background
[07:35] <Darkmystere__> Kalamansi: I had same problem
[07:35] <Gumby> Kalamansi: lol, that doesnt help.  the text is so small I cant even see the options
[07:35] <Noogen> Lib
[07:35] <Kalamansi> Darkmystere__ i got it now. i change to 6 (size)
[07:35] <Noogen> Lib: after some searching, there is still hope
[07:35] <Kalamansi> Gumby: go to fonts set to 8
[07:35] <jason_123> go to prefrences
[07:35] <person1873> can you install 64 bit repo's on a 32 bit distro to change between the two?
[07:35] <Darkmystere__> Kalamansi, well i tried lol Sorry for not helpin
[07:36] <Noogen> Librustrialia: http://www.mepislovers.org/forums/showthread.php?t=6326
[07:36] <Kalamansi> Darkmystere__ its ok i got it now working.
[07:36] <jason_123> appernce and set font to be biger
[07:36] <RandomOutburst> does anyone know how to get a wireless card out of monitor mode?
[07:36] <Gumby> RandomOutburst: sudo iwconfig xxx mode xxxxxx
[07:36] <dxdt> RandomOutburst: sudo iwconfig eth1 mode Managed
[07:36] <dxdt> Gumby: you're too fast for me lol
[07:36] <Gumby> xxx = your NIC xxxx = alternate modes
[07:36] <Gumby> hehe
[07:36] <xptical> has anyone tried to run kubuntu with an encrypted /home/ filesystem?
[07:37] <RandomOutburst> i tried and it doesnt work, if it helps i have been playing around with the aircrack suite
[07:37] <Gumby> RandomOutburst: that said, sometimes wifi cards get stuck in monitor mode
[07:37] <Gumby> RandomOutburst: you'll probably have to bring the device down and then remove/reload the devices module
[07:37] <mastodon> I'm getting an error while installing KDE4, could I get some help?
[07:38] <RandomOutburst> ok, i usually just restart my comp but i was wondering if there was a quicker easier way you know
[07:38] <person1873> do i have to download the x86_64 install CD to upgrade from i386?
[07:38] <RandomOutburst> how would i reload its module?
[07:38] <unicum> anyone awake?
[07:38] <karri> me
[07:38] <dxdt> unicum: lots awake
[07:38] <unicum> cool
[07:38]  * cwillu isn't awake
[07:38] <vontux> anyone in here ever backup a partition with partimage before?
[07:38] <vontux> actually
[07:39] <unicum> is there a prog for ftp usage that supplies ssl and tls and that stuff?
[07:39] <mastodon> I'm getting an error while trying to install KDE4 with aptitude, could someone help?
[07:39] <Kalamansi> hello is there any way to minize setting of pc2 and pc3? like i will not put my isp's dns? pc1 is my server and i have no router.
[07:39] <vontux> I should be asking anyone ever backup their whole OS using partimage and then restore?
[07:39] <unicum> i mean connections via ssl and tls
[07:39] <nibsa1242> vontux: I've attempted and failed. Well the backup went ok, the restore didn't.
[07:39] <soldats> !kde4
[07:39] <ubotu> KDE 4.0 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. KDE 4.0 packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.php - More information can be found at http://www.kde.org/announcements/4.0/ - Support in #kubuntu-kde4
[07:39] <unicum> or an update to gfp which could handle that?
[07:39] <vontux> nibsa1242: did it happen to fail when you tried to boot the newly restore partition?
[07:40] <dxdt> unicum: yes, check out filezilla, open and does that
[07:40] <person1873> can you go from x86 to x86_64 without a 700MB download?
[07:40] <unicum> great, thx
[07:40] <Kalamansi> !ubun server
[07:40] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubun server - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[07:40] <nibsa1242> vontux: no, it refused to read the file that I had backed up correctly
[07:40] <Kalamansi> !ubuntu server
[07:40] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubuntu server - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[07:40] <Noogen> person: no
[07:40] <Kalamansi> !server
[07:40] <ubotu> Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server-specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is 6.06. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq/ - The #ubuntu-server channel provides specific support
[07:40] <person1873> that sucks
[07:40] <vontux> nibsa1242: did you have the gzip compression option set?
[07:40] <nibsa1242> vontux: yes
[07:40] <Noogen> person1873: 64 bit require completely new install
[07:41] <vontux> nibsa1242: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=287522
[07:42] <vontux> nibsa1242: apparantly there is something wrong with restoring from gzip compressed image files with partimage
[07:42] <vontux> but uncompressed it is supposed to restore fine
[07:42] <Kalamansi> hello is there any way to minize setting of pc2 and pc3? like i will not put my isp's dns? pc1 is my server and i have no router. pc2 and pc3 can connect to the internet with assigned ip,gateway,subnet and dns of my isp..how to minimize this without setting my isp's dns? i dont want to expose my dns to the public...
[07:42] <nibsa1242> vontux: yeah... it doesn't work
[07:42] <vontux> anyone else restore / backup a system using partimage?
[07:42] <vontux> nibsa1242: what restoring with the compression level set to none?
[07:42] <amc> Hey, quick question, it seems that my xorg.conf gets overwritten everytime I reboot, so my changes doesn't stay. Is this an ubuntu thing or is my system configured in a special way here?
[07:43] <nibsa1242> vontux: if you look hard enough, you can understand what partimage does and simply use dd piped to gzip or the compression program of your choice for a backup
[07:43] <blag> anybody know where I should put the flashplayer.xpt (flash browser plugin)?  In Feisty (were I got it from) its at ~/.mozilla/plugins/ but theres no plugins/ directory in gutsy, any ideas?
[07:43] <dxdt> amc: not normal
[07:43] <amc> dxdt: thanks, I guess it's the setup here then
[07:43] <josiah> I want to register a wine installed application called DVDFab. They file that is normally double clicked and then automatically installed into windows is called "Key.DVDFabPlatinum" Wine does not recognize this file because it is not a .exe file... what should I do?
[07:43] <vontux> nibsa1242: so an image file raw won't restore?
[07:43] <mastodon> Just a quick question, KDE4 won't run correctly after the (supposedly automatic) install, which apparently didn't install kdebase-runtime, so I'm trying to manually install that and encountering errors
[07:44] <nibsa1242> vontux: I don't really know. I just ended up backing up only the important files.
[07:44] <vontux> ah
[07:44] <dxdt> blag:/usr/lib/firefox/plugins is where mine is
[07:44] <dxdt> blag: don't know that that will help you or not though
[07:45] <blag> dxdt: nice nick, btw, the .xpt file is at /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/?
[07:46] <dxdt> blag: my .so file is.  and there are other .xpt files there, but not for flash, though my flash is a little oddly configured on this machine because I have 64 bit
[07:46] <dxdt> blag: also see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you haven't already been there
[07:47] <blag> dxdt: well, ill try it and see what happens...  thanks
[07:47] <nibsa1242> vontux: I've been playing with Bacula... Seems like a better way to go... back up all computers on home network.
[07:47] <neztit1> guys can i upgrade from iso file???
[07:48] <vontux> nibsa1242: and you have tried restore too?
[07:48] <nibsa1242> vontux: not with it, but there is good documentation
[07:48] <ir2> 没人说话吗？
[07:48] <nibsa1242> vontux: http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Disast_Recove_Using_Bacula.html#RescueChapter
[07:49] <n2diy> ! ja | ir2
[07:49] <Flannel> neztit1: is it the alternate?
[07:49] <ir2> china
[07:49] <ubotu> ir2: 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい
[07:49] <astro76> !cn | ir2
[07:49] <ubotu> ir2: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道： #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw  或者 #ubuntu-hk
[07:49] <neztit1> flannel: no
[07:50] <Flannel> neztit1: You need the alternate CD to do an upgrade.  Are you connected via broadband?
[07:50] <neztit1> yes
[07:50] <nibsa1242> vontux: anyhow, I have to goto bed I've spend all day fixing my /boot partition (it got formatted) and sleep is calling me. Good luck with your backup.
[07:50] <Flannel> neztit1: Just do an upgrade via update-manager, you'll save yourself bandwidth
[07:50] <vontux> nibsa1242: thx
[07:50] <vontux> :)
[07:51] <neztit1> plannel: it takes 3 hours man
[07:51] <Flannel> neztit1: it is possible to upgrade via the iso (you mount it as a CD, and go from there), but you'll have to download updates anyway from the repos.  So you really aren't savnig a whole lot of time via the CD (if any)
[07:52] <Librustralia> Okay I've got Parted Magic on a CD now
[07:52] <Librustralia> I'm going to go try it out now, cya everyone and thanks for the help!
[07:52] <Librustralia> (i might be back)
[07:53] <firefoxIE> whats a repository?
[07:53] <astro76> !repo | firefoxIE
[07:53] <ubotu> firefoxIE: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[07:53] <neztit1> plannel: better 2 burn it and install
[07:53] <humblerodent> firefoxIE: It's a site that hosts a bunch of packages that your package manager can use
[07:53] <^root^> My sudoers file: http://pastebin.ca/855812 still i am not able to run sudo without password, i am shoaibi, and member of root and admin
[07:54] <firefoxIE> is it like components of a whole program
[07:54] <Flannel> neztit1: No.... you still need to download updates.  Like I said, you can upgrade via the alternate CD without burning it.  But you wont save yourself anything this far into a release
[07:54] <firefoxIE> I dont quite get this linux logic, I'm a lot more used to winndwos
[07:55] <neztit1> Flannel: give me command how 2 start from the iso file
[07:56] <firefoxIE> will I have to know any commands in order to install ubuntu from CD?
[07:56] <Darkmystere> how do i do safe partioning in Ubuntu
[07:56] <Flannel> !iso | neztit1
[07:56] <ubotu> neztit1: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[07:56] <Darkmystere> i mean windows
[07:56] <Flannel> neztit1: It wont work with the destkop iso, you need the alternate iso
[07:58] <unicum> what do i need to tell my filezilla to actually do a download
[07:58] <Noogen> Darkmystere: backup your partition first with fdisk -l > yourparts.txt
[07:58] <josiah> is Aegis the best virus scanning software for ubuntu?
[07:58] <unicum> i do get a connection, but for a download it goes looping logging in
[07:58] <neztit1> plannel: this is my file   http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/re...de4.0-i386.iso
[07:58] <Noogen> so you get an idea just in case you accidentally delete when you doing partitioning
[07:58] <astro76> !virus | josiah
[07:59] <ubotu> josiah: A/V software is available, however read this to understand why Linux does not have a virus problem: http://librenix.com/?inode=21
[07:59] <n2diy> ! Aegis
[07:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about aegis - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[07:59] <dxdt> unicum: looping logging in sounds like it isn't getting past the login
[07:59] <Sonicadvance1> http://willwill100.deviantart.com/art/Ubuntu-Mockup-Hardy-Heron-74511244 Oi, what is the taskbar at the bottom of this picture again?
[07:59] <Taggard> Who can recommend me a podcast aggregator?
[07:59] <dxdt> unicum: it is probably auto retrying to login or something
[07:59] <unicum> dxt, since i can actually see the files i do get the login
[07:59] <dxdt> Taggard: Rhythmbox and Amarok can do it, or technically any rss feeder I think can too or something.  ?  ¯\(º_o)/¯
[07:59] <josiah> I know linux doesnt have a virus problem but i store file that windows machines access on my linux machine and i use wine which can get viruses
[07:59] <josiah> but thank you astro76
[08:00] <kebinusan> clam-av
[08:00] <Decinoge> does anyone in here has experience making SDL based applications for ubuntu?
[08:00] <unsleepable> hi.
[08:00] <astro76> josiah: well clamav is pretty widely used and in the repos
[08:00] <unsleepable> whois using SDCC ?
[08:00] <astro76> josiah: and fyi you are the exception for people asking for virus software in here ;)
[08:01] <josiah> astro76: understood thank you
[08:01] <josiah> astro76: i know Aegis is in the repos as well... which is better?
[08:01] <astro76> josiah: is aegis antivirus? doesn't sound like it from the description
[08:01] <bsdnewbie> Aegis Defect Tracking? is that?
[08:02] <n2diy> astro76: , josiah, true, but if your linux box is serving mali, you should scan for viruses, no?
[08:02] <boron> I like ubuntu..it be kewl..like Justin Timberlake
[08:02] <kaboombob> hello all im having a problem getting my panasonic mp3 player to connect to my computer, im using 7.1, and it says failure to mount
[08:02] <n2diy> mali/mail
[08:02] <kaboombob> !pastebin
[08:02] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:02] <astro76> n2diy: perhaps, and josiah is indeed serving windows clients
[08:02] <Decinoge> none
[08:02] <josiah> n2diy: true
[08:03] <JamoSmith> I just setup a new 22" LGWTQ widescreen monitor, how do I get Ubuntu to 'auto detect' the new setup. It currently won't change resolutions
[08:03] <JamoSmith> LG226TQ
[08:03] <josiah> astro76: http://packages.ubuntu.com/edgy/x11/aegis-virus-scanner
[08:04] <astro76> josiah: I see, the last version to contain it was Feisty, dunno why (http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin//search_packages.pl?version=all&subword=1&exact=&arch=any&releases=all&case=insensitive&keywords=aegis-virus&searchon=names)
[08:05] <astro76> oh I guess you are on edgy anyway
[08:05] <josiah> astro76: hmm maybe i will stick to clamav
[08:05] <chump> hey guys i had the cube working yesterday but was't loading compiz  i had the manager in system >> Preferences >> ???? what was this manger called?
[08:05] <josiah> astro76: no im on gusty
[08:05] <kneath> Anyone ever had problems with ruby 1.8.4 + rails 2.02 + <% -%> (the -) syntax?
[08:05] <josiah> astro76: gutsy
[08:05] <astro76> josiah: ah
[08:06] <kneath> I'm having trouble where it's telling me expected kEND everywhere I have -%> and if I change it to %>, works like a charm
[08:06] <astro76> kneath: try #rubyonrails ;)
[08:06] <boron> quick..BEST Linux programs that AREN'T obvious....
[08:06] <kneath> astro76: problem is, it's not a rails problem (I don't think)
[08:06] <boron> bonus for being apt-get-able
[08:06] <n2diy> boron: kstars
[08:06] <kneath> everyone seems more or less useless there
[08:06] <boron> kstars..yes yes
[08:06] <astro76> kneath: you'll get less help here, believe me
[08:07] <astro76> kneath: *about rails
[08:07] <n2diy> boron: xastir
[08:07] <kneath> yeah, problem is I'm about 120% sure it's a ruby+ubuntu problem :)
[08:07] <kneath> but I'll try there
[08:08] <boron> xastir..hmmm.gonna see what that is
[08:08] <kaboombob> boron fish fillets
[08:08] <boron> MMMmmm.fish fillets
[08:08] <n2diy> ! xastir
[08:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xastir - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[08:08] <boron> gordon fisherman
[08:09] <xLE> is there an XML editor in the package list?
[08:09] <jay2xra> hi everyone.... my laptop (dell 640m) it has a bluetooth builtin... however ubuntu is not seeing any hci0 device... anyone?
[08:09] <boron> fish fillets, great call!
[08:09] <kaboombob> thnx
[08:10] <chump> whats the basic way to run cube effects from go in ubuntu?
[08:10] <unicum> does explicit tls equal auth tls?
[08:10] <boron> god, its amazing how one DOESN'T know about all the great OSS progs out there...
[08:11] <MspecNur> i just upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10 and now my epiphany browser does a segfault and refuses to start
[08:11] <inertial> anyone know a good torrent client other than azureus that's apt-gettable?
[08:11] <MspecNur> anybody know how i can get it to work?
[08:12] <inertial> azureus is crashing with some java error.. probably has to do with 64 bit..
[08:12] <vvx> What dance must I do for a real mplayer?
[08:12] <boron> bittorrent client=deluge
[08:12] <xLE> is there an XML editor in the package list?
[08:12] <inertial> boron: ok i'll try it
[08:13] <mrj> Is there some magical way to disable lvm+encryption's encryption.. completely. My laptop can't handle it.
[08:14] <jason_123> how do i change my tool bar to something else
[08:14] <inertial> does deluge let you change priority of certain files boron ?
[08:15] <kebinusan> inertial: yah it does
[08:15] <inertial> kebinusan: how do i do that?
[08:15] <MspecNur> botxj@dce-bgx12:~$ epiphany
[08:15] <MspecNur> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[08:16] <elius_> hello, i just installed ubuntu and i want to install windows xp as well(dual boot) but when i boot from the windows cd i get a black screen, what can i do(pretty sure windows cant read the MBR so it crash)?
[08:16] <boron> not sure Inert...I haven't used it in awhile. Azurus has been my goto
[08:16] <inertial> kebinusan: aha i worked it out
[08:16] <kebinusan> inertial: click the torrent, click the files tab right click
[08:16] <inertial> kebinusan: i had to turn on the correct plugin
[08:16] <kebinusan> ah yeah that too
[08:16] <soldats> !dualboot | elius_
[08:16] <ubotu> elius_: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[08:17] <astro76> elius_: booting from the windows cd has nothing to do with the mbr
[08:17] <inertial> it's cool that you can disable certain tabs if you don't use them
[08:17] <thinh> what the command for me to see my kernel version?
[08:17] <Flannel> thinh: uname -a
[08:17] <kebinusan> thinh: uname -a
[08:17] <thinh> thanks
[08:17] <elius_> astro76 > has alot to do with it, had the same problem with gentoo and lilo and "lilo -M" on the mbr fixed it, not sure what to do with grub
[08:18] <jason_123> what does the nautilus scripts do
[08:18] <loodjuret> installed ubuntu 7.10 on a hp 6715s laptop. everything works except using 3d graphics with the ati radeon express (1250) card. do anyone here have any experience how to set up the drivers properly in order to get 3d to work? installed the ati drivers but seems like I have to use xgl when aiglx doesn't work. help anyone?
[08:19] <astro76> elius_: perhaps I'm wrong, but a bootable cd shouldn't care what's on the hard drive at all
[08:19] <kaboombob> im having a problem getting my panasonic mp3 player to connect to my computer, im using 7.1, and it says failure to mount, its a usb device
[08:20] <thinh> if my current version is 2.6.22 and i want to upgrade to 2.6.23 do a need a full or just a patch?
[08:20] <elius_> astro76 > tell that to microsoft, seems that windows install crash when it doesnt like the mbr
[08:20] <mcquaid> has anyone dealt with an ebuild?  I'm trying to compile something in ubuntu, but i only found an ebuild of it
[08:20] <jason_123> loodjuret use the restricted drivers manger in system admi.
[08:21] <loodjuret> jason_123: solves the problem with aiglx?
[08:21] <MspecNur> i just upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10 and now my epiphany browser does a segfault and refuses to start, how can i fix it?
[08:22] <jason_123> i dont know i know it should install the right drives for it
[08:23] <jetscreamer> use something else
[08:23] <astro76> elius_: you should ask in #windows
[08:23] <MspecNur> there is no #epiphany
[08:24] <jason_123> loodjuret go to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=637252&highlight=aiglx
[08:24] <loodjuret> jason_123: I believe the correct drivers are installed now, but not supported by aiglx
[08:24] <loodjuret> ah, thanks
[08:25] <jason_123> how do i change a splash screen
[08:26] <astro76> MspecNur: not sure where epiphany saves it's settings, try locate epiphany | grep ~
[08:26] <MspecNur> what would i change in the settings to make it not segfault?
[08:26] <astro76> MspecNur: you could try moving or deleting the settings and see if starting clean helps
[08:26] <MspecNur> oh ok
[08:27] <astro76> MspecNur: another way to check if it's user setting related is to create a new user and login with it
[08:27] <loodjuret> jason_123: using ubuntu 7.10?
[08:27] <jason_123> yes
[08:28] <loodjuret> jason_123: get ubuntu tweak. however, the splash is not impressive. not really included anymore
[08:28] <Lokii-> does anyone know how to create a theme archive for login window ?
[08:28] <kane77> is there some program that can take screenshots but only in selected region?
[08:28] <Lokii-> kane
[08:28] <Lokii-> try alt print screen
[08:28] <loodjuret> jason_123: at least, ubuntu tweak is easier to use than gconf-editor
[08:28] <jason_123> ty
[08:28] <kane77> Lokii-, yes, but I need to restrict even more...
[08:29] <Lokii-> kpaint
[08:29] <Lokii-> Laughing Out Loud
[08:29] <ziV-> gimp
[08:29] <kaboombob> im having a problem getting my panasonic mp3 player to connect to my computer, im using 7.1, and it says failure to mount, its a usb device
[08:29] <kaboombob> help please?
[08:29] <MspecNur> astro76, is locate the same as find?
[08:29] <astro76> MspecNur: no it's quicker and easier since it works on a daily updated index
[08:29] <Lokii-> does anyone here know how to create a theme archive for local login
[08:30] <astro76> MspecNur: to update it now to account for changed files, you can do : sudo updatedb
[08:30] <MspecNur> neat
[08:30] <astro76> MspecNur: find is of course more powerful
[08:30] <kebinusan> kaboombob: try thismaybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564001&highlight=Mp3+player+mount
[08:30] <tebriel> hey, my ubuntu machine hangs on Running local boot scripts (/etc/rc.local) anyone have some ideas?
[08:30] <astro76> MspecNur: but locate is ideal for file names only
[08:32] <kaboombob> kebinusan it says it doesnt exist in /proc/modules
[08:34] <kebinusan> kaboombob: huh? you get that when you do a sudo rmmod ehci_hcd
[08:34] <kaboombob> yeah
[08:34] <thinh> !kernel
[08:34] <ubotu> The core of the Ubuntu Operating System is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, but if you're convinced you do, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile - For more: /msg ubotu stages
[08:34] <kaboombob> and proc/modules shows up blank when i ty o open it
[08:34] <kebinusan> kaboombob: eh that was my only guess
[08:34] <lkthomas> hey guys, if I want to create a new user which could access www-data dir, what should I do ?
[08:34] <Flannel> lkthomas: Add them to the www-data group
[08:34] <thinh> if am patch a kernel do still need to remove the symbolic link?
[08:35] <lkthomas> hmm, ok
[08:35] <Armageddon> help
[08:36] <Armageddon> I need help
[08:36] <kebinusan> ~asktoask
[08:36] <kebinusan> heh no go I guess
[08:36] <kebinusan> just ask Armageddon
[08:36] <astro76> !ask | Armageddon
[08:36] <ubotu> Armageddon: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[08:36] <Suva> Asking in one line is not clever though
[08:36] <Suva> Because
[08:37] <Suva> The line passes away too quickly :P
[08:37] <Suva> And people just don't notice it
[08:37] <Armageddon> I installed unbuntu on another computer and chose ebuntu or whatever for destop, now it asked me the login name and password, after that I dunno what the command is
[08:37] <Flannel> Suva: No, thats wrong.  Please keep your responses/questions to one line.
[08:37] <kaboombob> anybody know how to view /proc/modules?
[08:38] <Armageddon> how do I get to the desktop?
[08:38] <kebinusan> kaboombob: cat /proc/modules
[08:38] <astro76> Armageddon: your question is not clear, did you finish the install?
[08:38] <Suva> kaboombob: Aren't lsmod command for that
[08:38] <Armageddon> yes, now it asks for password and login, after that it has a $: thing
[08:39] <Armageddon> I dunno what to write
[08:39] <Suva> Armageddon: startx?
[08:39] <dgjones> Armageddon, try typing "startx"
[08:39] <Armageddon> kk
[08:39] <Flannel> Armageddon: Is this a server install CD? Or did you install the command line only version from the alternate CD?
[08:39] <Suva> Or try typing apt-get install gdm :P
[08:40] <kaboombob> okay here is what i get as a problem how do i fix it?: robert@robert-laptop:~$ sudo rmmod ehci_hcd    ERROR: Module ehci_hcd does not exist in /proc/modules
[08:40] <kebinusan> kaboombob: that means its not loaded
[08:40] <firefoxIE> hey
[08:40] <firefoxIE> whats the diff between ubuntu and edubuntu
[08:40] <firefoxIE> !info edubuntu
[08:40] <kaboombob> kebinusan how do i load it?
[08:40] <ubotu> Package edubuntu does not exist in gutsy
[08:40] <astro76> !edubuntu
[08:40] <ubotu> Edubuntu is an Ubuntu derivative aimed at schools and educational institutions. For more info, see http://www.edubuntu.org
[08:41] <Armageddon> startx is not a command
[08:41] <Armageddon> o.O
[08:41] <Flannel> Armageddon: which CD did you download?
[08:41] <foxielady> ?
[08:41] <firefoxIE> is it also for students?
[08:41] <Armageddon> 7.10
[08:41] <Armageddon> for desktop
[08:41] <Flannel> Armageddon: right, but what version?  desktop? alternate? server? What was the full filename
[08:41] <flamesage> Hello?
[08:41] <firefoxIE> what does it have that is specifically aimed at classroom use?
[08:41] <foxielady> 7.10 works good, i have no problems with it,
[08:42] <astro76> firefoxIE: maybe young students, but really for schools... I know a big part of it is ltsp client and server
[08:42] <Flannel> firefoxIE: Check out edubuntu.org, they've got a pretty informative site
[08:42] <flamesage> I never really saw the point of Edubuntu.
[08:42] <firefoxIE> astro: what is ltsp server?
[08:42] <Armageddon> http://mirror.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/ubuntu-releases/gutsy/ubuntu-7.10-desktop-i386.iso
[08:42] <flamesage> I mean, yeah it has some educational software.
[08:42] <flamesage> But.. if I was a school admin, I'd want to lock down the computers as much as possible, ya know?
[08:43] <foxielady> fla you know the point
[08:43] <Flannel> flamesage: LTSP allows you to do that.
[08:43] <flamesage> LTSP>
[08:43] <flamesage> ?
[08:43] <astro76> firefoxIE: thin clients, http://www.ltsp.org/
[08:43] <Tyroazard> Hey Ubuntu, what's the difference between xubuntu and ubuntu?
[08:43] <Armageddon> ok so what do I do, I downloaded http://mirror.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/ubuntu-releases/gutsy/ubuntu-7.10-desktop-i386.iso
[08:43] <foxielady> hee astro time can you read my hands
[08:43] <Flannel> flamesage: thin clients.  Of course, non-thin clients allows you to do that as well.  I don't see hwo "locking down" is contradictory to anything else
[08:43] <flamesage> QUESTION: how the heck can I install flash on Ubuntu 7.10 64?  (The automatic installer script is down.)
[08:43] <thinh> is the symbolic link in usr/src going to linux header file or the linux header generic?
[08:43] <Flannel> Armageddon: Did that CD boot to a GUI?
[08:44] <Armageddon> I used a non CD version
[08:44] <astro76> !xubuntu | Tyroazard
[08:44] <ubotu> Tyroazard: xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce instead of Gnome. For more info, see http://www.xubuntu.org and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/ - To install from Ubuntu: "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop". | For support, see #xubuntu | See also: !ubuntu and !xubuntu-channels
[08:45] <kaboombob> !flash | flamesage
[08:45] <ubotu> flamesage: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[08:45] <ubotu> The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[08:45] <Flannel> Armageddon: a non CD version?
[08:45] <firefoxIE> so basically edubuntu isn't as comprehensive in terms of features as ubuntu?
[08:45] <firefoxIE> its just a server?
[08:45] <Armageddon> yea, where you download it, and use ISO to m ake it seem like itès a CD
[08:45] <Tyroazard> Okay.
[08:45] <wchen> does anyone here knows where i can get information about setting up ubuntu for C++ programmin? (ide, console)
[08:46] <Tyroazard> Uh, I guess the alternate CD thing made it work
[08:46] <Flannel> firefoxIE: No, thats wrong.  Theyre both just as capable.  Edubuntu can install as a regular system, or as the LTSP/thin-client thing.
[08:46] <kaboombob> !c++
[08:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about c++ - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[08:46] <Tyroazard> Do you think my 800mhz PPC iMac with 768MB of ram could run normal ubuntu smoothly?
[08:46] <th0r> wchen start by installing 'build-essential;
[08:46] <Flannel> Tyroazard: Should be able to, yeah
[08:46] <Tyroazard> Smoothly?
[08:46] <lagos> yes
[08:47] <kaboombob> im having a problem getting my panasonic mp3 player to connect to my computer, im using 7.1, and it says failure to mount, its a usb device and "sudo rmmod ehci_hcd" isnt working
[08:47] <flamesage> !LTSP
[08:47] <ubotu> LTSP is the Linux Terminal Server Project, which adds thin-client support to Linux servers. See chapter 3 of the !edubuntuhandbook, http://www.ltsp.org and/or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Terminal_Server_Project
[08:47] <Tyroazard> Uh. Crap.
[08:47] <lkthomas> guys, how could I limit a shell user only be able to access ftp but not ssh ?
[08:47] <wchen> msg th0r i have done that, what should i do next to improve my programming environment
[08:47] <Armageddon> edubuntu is my desktop, I canèt get to it after login, it wants another command
[08:47] <jerkface03> is there anyway to have apt-get update/upgrade automatically every x days?
[08:47] <PriceChild> lkthomas, ftp is baaaad, use sftp
[08:47] <flamesage> !edubuntu
[08:47] <ubotu> Edubuntu is an Ubuntu derivative aimed at schools and educational institutions. For more info, see http://www.edubuntu.org
[08:47] <dgjones> Tyroazard, I run ubuntu quite easily on a PC (rather than a Mac) that only has 384Mb ram and a slower processor that that
[08:47] <Darkmystere> OMG i love partion magic i made a Partion in 30mins and Didnt touch windows!!!
[08:47] <PriceChild> Jeriath, system > admin > software sources
[08:47] <Flannel> Armageddon: edubuntu? or ubuntu?  You said you downloaded the ubuntu CD
[08:47] <zhan_zr> !gobuntu
[08:47] <ubotu> gobuntu is a freedom-focused flavour of Ubuntu intended for experienced Linux enthusiasts. See http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/gobuntu for more information and download mirrors..
[08:47] <death_> morning
[08:47] <th0r> wchen you'll need a decent programming editor...I used nedit when I was into that sort of thing.
[08:47] <Tyroazard> Okay, so if my mac can run it, should I use ubuntu over xubuntu?
[08:48] <death_> I'm italian
[08:48] <th0r> wchen and there are some good tutorials on C programming on the web
[08:48] <Darkmystere> ok how do i transfer a virtual disk to a dedicated partion
[08:48] <Armageddon> but it asked me for a destop selection sowftware, and I picked ebundon or something
[08:48] <Tyroazard> Either way, I've already purged my house of Mac so.. meh.
[08:48] <Armageddon> I just wanna get to the desktop
[08:48] <th0r> jerkface03 put it in a script and run the script with cron
[08:48] <Armageddon> after I log in
[08:48] <kaboombob> tyroazard its a matter of what graphick style you like more
[08:48] <dgjones> !it | death_, If you want support in Italian, try this channel
[08:48] <ubotu> death_, If you want support in Italian, try this channel: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[08:49] <Tyroazard> Which do you recommend?
[08:49] <death_> thank you
[08:49] <kaboombob> tyroazard im a fan of gnome but kde has its place to
[08:49] <Armageddon> I just want to get to my desktop after I log in
[08:49] <Armageddon> what command do I need
[08:49] <astro76> Tyroazard: if you don't know linux it will probably be easier with gnome (ubuntu)
[08:49] <Tyroazard> I've tried ubuntu before
[08:49] <Tyroazard> On this computer
[08:50] <firefoxIE> how big is the ubuntu ISO file?
[08:50] <Tyroazard> 600mb, approx.
[08:50] <Armageddon> ok if you suck at computers, how do you re intall it and get a step by step guideÉ
[08:50] <astro76> Armageddon: ebundon?? you need to be clear on exactly what you did, what you installed, and exactly what steps you took next
[08:50] <Flannel> !install | Armageddon
[08:50] <kaboombob> tyrozard i havent looke much into x yet tho. your probably running gnome on it if its a normal install of ubuntu
[08:50] <Flannel> Armageddon: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation  four steps at the beginning
[08:50] <ubotu> Armageddon: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate
[08:50] <Armageddon> ty
[08:51] <Tyroazard> Ah screw it, I'll try xubuntu, if it's too different to ubuntu, or I don't like it. I'll download ubuntu's alternate cd
[08:51] <Tyroazard> Since the mac dislikes the normal cds
[08:51] <Tyroazard> ._.
[08:51] <josiah> what media application is the best for video and audio?
[08:51] <astro76> Tyroazard: you can also just install xubuntu-desktop right from ubuntu
[08:51] <josiah> I like amarok because it sorts all my music
[08:51] <josiah> but is there something better out there?
[08:51] <kaboombob> tyroazard http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/misc/94593-what-difference-between-gnome-kde-xfce-window-managers.html
[08:52] <Flannel> Tyroazard: Make sure you get the PPC version
[08:52] <Tyroazard> Yeah, I know.
[08:52] <Tyroazard> It's just the normal CD freezes at the black screen with an underscore after Please Wait.. Loading
[08:52] <dgjones> Armageddon, there's a video of how to install ubuntu on http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/MoS2007/09_Installing_Ubuntu_Part_1, that might help you
[08:52] <Tyroazard> Before you might say anything, I've waited 4 hours at that.
[08:52] <Flannel> Tyroazard: I don't even bother with the desktop CD anymore.  Alternate always works.  Its a safe bet
[08:53] <rgnr> Shadowpillar_:
[08:53] <Tyroazard> Just curious though, but what's the difference between the alt CD and the desktop CD?
[08:54] <dgjones> Tyroazard, the alternate uses a commmand line installer
[08:54] <lagos> I had similar issues installing my ubuntu... turns out they all were caused by poor ATI driver support. Switched to an Nvidia card, and never had any issues
[08:54] <Tyroazard> That's it?
[08:54] <Rhc_> .ultraslan.com
[08:54] <Tyroazard> Also, my mac seems to have frozen again, stuck at 83% (Installing the kernel - retrieving and installing linux-powerpc...
[08:55] <kaboombob> im having a problem getting my panasonic mp3 player to connect to my computer, im using 7.1, and it says failure to mount, its a usb device and "sudo rmmod ehci_hcd" isnt working
[08:55] <Flannel> Tyroazard: alternate CD uses dpkg to install stuff, provides more options.  The desktop CD is an image (the liveCD) that gets copied to the harddrive.  Provides few options
[08:55] <Armageddon> how do I re install the program if I canèt see the desktop
[08:55] <moad> i am using DC++ for linux and my downlaod speeds are very low , could anyone help me ?
[08:56] <olskolirc> hello again.  where can I get w32codecs or win32 codecs to play wma files
[08:56] <Tyroazard> Turns out I got the ubuntu alt CD after all. Thanks for all your help
[08:56] <astro76> !medibuntu | olskolirc
[08:56] <ubotu> olskolirc: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[08:56] <dgjones> !codecs | olskolirc
[08:56] <ubotu> olskolirc: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[08:57] <olskolirc> thanks
[08:58] <bgt772> Hey, anyone know the right place to ask about an ipcop box?
[08:58] <firefoxIE> do you have to know some command lines to handle the alt CD?
[08:58] <astro76> bgt772: #linux perhaps
[08:58] <bgt772> K, thanks
[09:00] <Tyroazard> .
[09:00] <Flannel> firefoxIE: no
[09:00] <Flannel> firefoxIE: Instead of being mouse point/click its keyboard arrow point/click
[09:01] <firefoxIE> I thought ALT CD is like DOS where u need to enter commands to tell them what to do
[09:01] <firefoxIE> unlike the LIVE CD
[09:01] <firefoxIE> where u just have about 10 options
[09:01] <Flannel> firefoxIE: nope.  Its just menus that are text based
[09:01] <Flannel> firefoxIE: The questions are essentially the same
[09:02] <firefoxIE> oh ok
[09:02] <firefoxIE> so what are LIVE CDs  categorised into?
[09:02] <firefoxIE> alt cd or desktop cd
[09:02] <dgjones> livecd is the desktop cd
[09:02] <Tyroazard> Desktop, probably.
[09:02] <flamesage> Has anyone tried out 8.04?
[09:03] <Armageddon> can someone help me privatly
[09:03] <Tyroazard> 8.04?
[09:03] <Flannel> flamesage: #ubuntu+1
[09:03] <Tyroazard> Where?
[09:03] <flamesage> ... fine
[09:03] <unicum> is there a way to tell filezilla not to encrypt the data channel?
[09:03] <Flannel> unicum: use FTP
[09:04] <unicum> no, that's not the same
[09:04] <unicum> because i need to login via tls
[09:04] <Armageddon> ok I have 7.10, kernel 2.6.22-14 genetic, and I canèt get to desktop
[09:04] <unicum> kftpgrabber can do that, but i have gnome here and don't wanna have all those kde libraries
[09:04] <Flannel> unicum: TLS, by definition, is encrypted
[09:04] <kaboombob> tyroazard its very cutting edge it will be released like normal soon enough, but it still has quite a few bugs
[09:05] <Tyroazard> Aw.
[09:05] <kaboombob> you can get it pretty easy if you want it tho
[09:05] <Armageddon> ok I have 7.10, kernel 2.6.22-14 genetic, and I canèt get to desktop
[09:05] <kaboombob> jsut gooleit
[09:05] <Tyroazard> *sigh* ..I do miss Ubuntu..
[09:05] <Flannel> Armageddon: You need ot tell us exactly what you did to get to here.  Without that, we can't really help
[09:05] <wopwop> does 7.10 have a default firewall? Ive directly connected a machine with 7.10 to one with 6.04 and can ping from 6.04 to 7.10 but not the other way around.
[09:05] <dgjones> !firewall | wopwop
[09:05] <ubotu> wopwop: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[09:06] <astro76> wopwop: no rules by default
[09:06] <Armageddon> I downloaded the top of this page
[09:06] <Armageddon> http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html
[09:06] <dgjones> wopwop, as far as i'm aware, although a firewall is supplied, its not turned automatically
[09:06] <kaboombob> armageddon try pressing ctrl+alt+F7
[09:06] <Flannel> wopwop: As of 6.10 (I believe), avahi is enabled by default
[09:06] <unicum> Flannel, it probably is, but why does kftpgrabber support fxp client-to-client connections and ftp via tls then?
[09:06] <firefoxIE> gnome or kde which one is better
[09:07] <kaboombob> firefoxie its up to you
[09:07] <wopwop> ubotu: thanks. Im a bit stuck. Need to use scp to copy some files but can ping only one way. If its not a firewall problem then what do you think?
[09:07] <Armageddon> I downloaded the top of this page
[09:07] <Armageddon> http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html
[09:07] <kebinusan> firefoxIE: thats like asking if waffles or pancakes are better
[09:07] <Flannel> unicum: FTP can be tunneled through TLS.  It still uses TLS, and still will be encrypted (from what I understand).
[09:07] <unicum> well, how do i do that in filezilla?
[09:07] <Armageddon> so I donèt go insane can someone privatly help me
[09:08] <Armageddon> plz
[09:08] <kaboombob> wopwop ubotu is a bot
[09:08] <wopwop> kaboombob: oh how embarrassing
[09:08] <Flannel> wopwop: You'll need to install openssh-server on the box you want to scp to
[09:08] <kaboombob> its ok i found it amusing
[09:08] <langnesse> hallo
[09:09] <kaboombob> im having a problem getting my panasonic mp3 player to connect to my computer, im using 7.1, and it says failure to mount, its a usb device and "sudo rmmod ehci_hcd" isnt working, any help would be nice
[09:09] <Armageddon> ok, if you installed and fèd up how do I reinsall ubuntu on my computer
[09:09] <Flannel> Armageddon: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation  follow the four steps at the top of that page
[09:10] <dgjones> Armageddon, do you have access to a cd burner? if you do, you're best bet is to download the ubuntu livecd and install using that
[09:10] <Armageddon> I alrwady installed something though
[09:10] <idr> kaboombob; I've got the same problem mounting mp3 player - ERROR: Module ehci_hcd does not exist in /proc/modules...any thoughts anyone?
[09:10] <kaboombob> idr exactly the same problem
[09:10] <zenobius> shouldnt the message of the day include a statement "read help.ubuntu.com/community & wiki.ubuntu.com before asking simple questions here?
[09:10] <Armageddon> it will not let me get to the desktop
[09:10] <lmnts> Did anyone succeed in installing Ubuntu dual-boot with Vista on a T61 and preserve the service partition?
[09:10] <astro76> zenobius: it wouldn't help
[09:10] <wopwop> does anyone have any suggestions? I have a network cable connecting 2 machines (A and B) and can ping A from B but not B from A
[09:10] <kaboombob> idr and i `cant edit /proc/modules
[09:10] <kaboombob> it opens as blank
[09:11] <lmnts> ...or any Thinkpad at all.
[09:11] <Flannel> Armageddon: reinstall.  Do it properly.  We don't support whatever method you used, since we have no idea what it does.
[09:11] <Flannel> lmnts: thinkwiki has a good piece on how to keep the service partition
[09:11] <Armageddon> how do I reinstall what command cause !install does not exist
[09:11] <steckel> is there any way to convert from an xfs with internal metadata log to an external one without reformatting ?
[09:11] <lmnts> Flannel: Will have a look.
[09:11] <Buyydee> lmnts: i have vista and ubuntu installed on my t61p, first ubuntu then vista
[09:12] <Flannel> Armageddon: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[09:12] <lmnts> Buyydee: Did you use the recovery installation-method for Vista (to get all the neat features with the factory-installation)?
[09:13] <dgjones> Armageddon, Download a proper LiveCD from the ubuntu website, burn that to a cd, then restart your computer with that cd and the computer will run Ubuntu, when it starts up, the desktop will have an icon to install ubuntu
[09:13] <Buyydee> lmnts: no, i manually installed vista and recovered grub afterwards
[09:13] <Buyydee> lmnts: i got my thinkpad without os
[09:14] <zenobius> cpu just hit 100% with only gaim running
[09:14] <lmnts> Buyydee: Ok. I want to retain the Lenovo specific software in Vista. And hopefully even retain the possiblity to reinstall Vista with the service partition.
[09:14] <zenobius> petering out to 76%
[09:14] <th0r> zenobius open a terminal and type 'top'. See what is running that cpu so hard
[09:14] <cwillu> zenobius, what process is using it?
[09:14] <Buyydee> lmnts: the software piece is easy: just go to lenovo and download the utility manager there, it will install all features (wlan, battery applet...) automatically
[09:15] <zenobius> sorry i have also : tilda, conky and webboard. using gnome on a dual desktop in framebuffer mode...interesting
[09:15] <Buyydee> lmnts: i haven't heard of a service partition before, cannot help you there
[09:15] <zenobius> ahhh and ... pinot at 64%
[09:15] <creature> Hello. I seem to have hung the Ubuntu altnernate installer. I was setting up a moderately complex bit of partitioning, it told me it wanted to finalise the RAID setup, and my PC sat there for a long time and worked. But it's been 10 hours now, and there's no HD activity, and the load average is very close to 0.
[09:16] <lmnts> Buyydee: Ok. FYI it's a partion that start some kind of rescue and recovery software when you press the Thinkvantage button after power-up.
[09:16] <cwillu> lmnts, as long as you don't wipe the service partition, you'll be able to boot into it
[09:16] <Lokii-> does anyone here know how to create a theme archive for local login.. i know how to add one but i want to create one that looks like a CIA Terminal Login... anyone ?
[09:16] <creature> But the installer just says "Please wait" at 42% on the 'Starting up the partitioner' stage, which is where it's been for about 10 hours now.
[09:16] <zenobius> back to 10-19% now
[09:16] <creature> So, what do I do?
[09:16] <cwillu> lmnts, my preferred approach is to just image the whole drive, compress it, and stick it somewhere safe
[09:16] <zenobius> all indexers push it to max?
[09:16] <cwillu> creature, how much memory do you have?
[09:16] <lmnts> cwillu: I've read that it's really picky if you change anything with the partitions.
[09:16] <kaboombob> i need help mounting an mp3 player to my computer please help
[09:17] <steckel> lmnts: have you tried shrinking your vista partition to make place for ubuntu ?
[09:17] <creature> cwillu: 2.5GB.
[09:17] <zenobius> can i get a cpu throttler?
[09:17] <cwillu> zenobius, nice/renice
[09:17] <astro76> zenobius: sure why not, the task is probably nice'd down so everything else takes priority
[09:17] <lmnts> cwillu: And also that it needs some specific things in MBR. Perhaps it's only a new entry in grub.conf after installation.
[09:17] <zenobius> just a thought: it could be indexing the logs from this irc channel.
[09:18] <cwillu> lmnts?  there's nothing special in the mbr, almost guaranteed;  granted though, that imaging the drive will grab the mbr at the same time
[09:18] <astro76> zenobius: oh it was gaim
[09:18] <lmnts> steckel: That's what I would do but I wanted to have a look around first if it would trash my service partition.
[09:18] <zenobius> yeah, approaching bloat class
[09:18] <lmnts> cwillu: http://bbqfrogs.com/ThinkPadT61Dir/TPT61WindowsDir/T61WindowsXP.htm have a look at "1."
[09:18] <astro76> zenobius: I would never use it for IRC ;)
[09:18] <Buyydee> lmnts: according to cwillu, i'd approach it like that: backup first, of couse, then partition the hard disk to vista, service partition and free space (using gparted, if you like) and then install ubuntu in the free space, allowing it to create swap partitions and so on. see if grub recognises the service partition, if not, edit a manual entry in menu.lst after finding the partition with fdisk -l
[09:19] <idr> Kaboombob and I need your help mounting mp3 players - ERROR: Module ehci_hcd does not exist in /proc/modules
[09:19] <idr> Anyone?
[09:19] <cwillu> creature, was it the 'starting partitioner', or was it after you saw the resize partition stuff?
[09:19] <lmnts> cwillu: Probably I will do an image.
[09:19] <cwillu> lmnts, looking
[09:19] <steckel> lmnts: i dont think it will trash you service partition as that is a normal partition which is just hidden from windows
[09:20] <lmnts> steckel: Agreed.
[09:20] <creature> cwillu: I created my partitions, all of which were physical volumes for RAID. Then I set up RAID, some of which were physical volumes for encryption. Then I entered a key for the encryption, and chose 'configure encrypted devices' or similar, and it told me it had to write some stuff to disk. And that's the stage I'm at.
[09:20] <lmnts> Buyydee: The service partition starts a slimmed down Windows (or so it says when it starts) so it's likely that grub can boot it.
[09:21] <cwillu> lmnts, """It will still be bootable from other boot loaders - grub for instance"""
[09:21] <Buyydee> lmnts: well, then give it a try :)
[09:21] <cwillu> lmnts, is there a button hotkey that it's talking about?
[09:21] <lmnts> Yep, definitly. I need Linux on it for sure.
[09:21] <Buyydee> cwillu: yes
[09:22] <lmnts> cwillu: Yes, think it's called Thinkvantage button.
[09:22] <cwillu> lmnts, sounds like gimmicky breakware to me
[09:22] <lmnts> It's a "magic" button that starts that service partition at POST and inside Vista it starts some management software (to disable/enable hardware, use vidoe-out and so on).
[09:23] <steckel> lmnts: if i recall correctly there is an article on the lenovo website stating on how to install linux as a second os without sacrificing the hidden partition
[09:23] <Buyydee> cwillu: it's supposed to be a backup systemwhich stays unaffected by viruses etc, if your system goes down. pretty redundant on a dual boot system
[09:23] <lmnts> cwillu: Yes it is, but actually rather good to have inside Vista. That's why I want to keep the original Vista and not installa a fresh one.
[09:23] <lmnts> Normally I just wipe the factory-installed Windows and install fresh but IBM is rather good at this.
[09:23] <zenobius> vista reminds me of that toaster on redwarf
[09:23] <steckel> lmnts: that document might also be available in windows when hitting the thinkvantage button
[09:23] <lmnts> Sony on the other hand is really annoying. Wiped it off with my last laptop.
[09:24] <Feisty> I downloaded the firefox file from firefox.com
[09:24] <Feisty> what do I do with it to install it?
[09:24] <lmnts> steckel: Oh, that would be really good. Will search their website.
[09:24] <linux__> espanol?
[09:24] <cwillu> creature, sorry, beyond my expertise
[09:24] <Buyydee> Feisty: delete, go to synaptic package manager and install firefox from there. spares you a lot of trouble
[09:24] <dgjones> !es | linux__
[09:24] <ubotu> linux__: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[09:24] <cwillu> creature, beyond suggesting a simpler config to install and setting up raid afterwards
[09:25] <Feisty> oh ok thanks
[09:25] <Feisty> but is it possible to install from the gz tar file?
[09:25] <ubud> how to tell the ip address of ubuntu
[09:25] <creature> cwillu: I'm not sure that's an option.
[09:25] <th0r> ubud ifconfig
[09:25] <cwillu> Feisty, it's possible, but you won't get the automatic updates from ubuntu
[09:25] <Buyydee> Feisty: of course, but compared to the two clicks in synaptic it's rather complicated and yes, no updates
[09:26] <creature> cwillu: I think I'm going to give the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemLVMHowto?highlight=%28encryptedfilesystem%29 a try.
[09:26] <cwillu> creature, I'll have a look if you want
[09:26] <creature> cwillu: (Boot from LiveCD, setup partitions in that.
[09:26] <Armageddon> can someone PLZ PLZ help me privatly I screwed up my pc
[09:27] <cwillu> creature, is it still running?
[09:27] <cwillu> creature, how big is the partition?
[09:27] <swombat> on a previous day, I deleted a couple of files in /etc/wordpress which are installed by "sudo apt-get install wordpress" - how can I get them to re-appear? ... (remove/reinstall doesn't work)
[09:27] <Armageddon> why won't anyone help me
[09:27] <creature> There are 3 partitions. One RAID1 of 2 300MB partitions (/boot), one RAID0 of 2 300MB partitions (swap), and one RAID5 of 4 500GB partitions.
[09:28] <cwillu> because you're asking for a bunch of free troubleshooting advice without telling us what the problem is, or even waiting longer than 2 minutes?
[09:28] <creature> Armageddon: Don't ask to ask, and don't ask for private help. Just state your problem and if someone can help they probably will.
[09:28] <Armageddon> I have a 7.10, kernel 2.6.22-14 genetic a (recovery mode) and a memtest86
[09:28] <th0r> Armageddon someone did help you. You are trying to install in a fashion that very few use...probably no one here has tried it. Our best advice was, and still is, download an iso and install from cd.
[09:28] <Armageddon> which do I use to re install?
[09:28] <cwillu> creature, I just notice that the guide you linked said that 100gb might take as long as 20 hours to finish writing
[09:29] <cwillu> Armageddon, what are you trying to do?
[09:29] <creature> cwillu: I think that's just if you're being super-paranoid and writing random data to the whole disk before setting stuff up.
[09:29] <Armageddon> re install the right way to use ubuntu
[09:29] <Armageddon> but it won't even let me get to the desktop
[09:29] <cwillu> creature, do you know that the process you're using isn't doing that?
[09:29] <creature> cwillu: I'd be surprised if the installer was trying to do that, and as mentioned the load average is nothing and there's no disk activity.
[09:30] <steckel> lmnts: and have a look here: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Rescue_and_Recovery
[09:30] <swombat> on a previous day, I deleted a couple of files in /etc/wordpress which are installed by "sudo apt-get install wordpress" - how can I get them to re-appear? ... (remove/reinstall doesn't work)
[09:30] <Armageddon> I need a link to the proper install that I can burn onto a DVD
[09:30] <cwillu> creature, okay, missed that before
[09:30] <f0cus> how's ubuntu for security tools?
[09:30] <th0r> !install > Armageddon
[09:30] <dgjones> Armageddon, just to check, burn to a DVD or a cd?
[09:30] <cwillu> Armageddon, http://www.ubuntu.com/
[09:30] <Armageddon> dvd
[09:31] <n2diy> Armageddon: memtest86 won't install anything, it justs test your ram, and it is very good at that.
[09:31] <Armageddon> I screwed up and wanna reboot the os
[09:31] <cwillu> f0cus, mostly available, but it's not really designed for it out of the box
[09:31] <swombat> Armageddon: reboot is not reinstall
[09:31] <swombat> fyi
[09:31] <f0cus> thanks
[09:31] <f0cus> cwillu
[09:31] <Armageddon> I wanna install the os properly
[09:31] <Armageddon> can I do that if I messed up
[09:32] <swombat> Armageddon: download it, burn it to a DVD, and reboot the computer with the BIOS set up to boot on the DVD
[09:32] <swombat> then follow the on-screen instructions
[09:32] <dgjones> Armageddon, which country are you in - there's different download locations for different countries
[09:32] <cwillu> Armageddon, yes, just download the cd or dvd image from ubuntu.com, burn it, boot off it, and hit the install button
[09:32] <Armageddon> ok what link do I download to burn it onto a DVD
[09:32] <dusty-sts> Hey guys I have sound working (for instance gnome sounds and xmms sounds work fine) when I try to configure Eiga sip phone (Software phone) it can't play the test sound - whats could be the problem?
[09:32] <kaboombob> idr have you had other usb problems?
[09:32] <swombat> on a previous day, I deleted a couple of files in /etc/wordpress which are installed by "sudo apt-get install wordpress" - how can I get them to re-appear? ... (remove/reinstall doesn't work)
[09:32] <dgjones> Armageddon, which country are you in - there's different download locations for different countries
[09:32] <Armageddon> canada
[09:33] <_bt> swombat: try sudo apt-get remove --purge wordpress && sudo apt-get install wordpress
[09:33] <swombat> _bt: cheers, will try that now
[09:33] <n2diy> swombat: sudo apt-get re-install program name.
[09:34] <kaboombob> idr u still here?
[09:34] <Armageddon> if you wanna re install everything you put what?
[09:34] <swombat> _bt: thanks, that worked!
[09:34] <idr> Kaboombob - yes ,multi card reader and camera connect but are not happy
[09:34] <Armageddon> sudo apt-get re-install ubuntu?
[09:34] <swombat> n2diy: thanks for the help. _bt's method worked
[09:34] <acidfire2008> can anyone help me on configuring pure-ftpd in ssh?
[09:34] <swombat> Armageddon: no
[09:34] <kaboombob> idr did you have to black list anything that you remember?
[09:34] <_bt> :))
[09:35] <n2diy> swombat: good luck
[09:35] <swombat> n2diy: cheers
[09:35] <Armageddon> ok so I fucked up my pc, now what?
[09:35] <th0r> acidfire2008 you configure pure-ftpd as usual, then tunnel port 21 through ssh
[09:35] <Armageddon> plz help
[09:35] <idr> No - but not sure what you mean. Only been with Ubuntu 3 weeks!!
[09:35] <Armageddon> tell me it's not garbage now
[09:35] <th0r> guys...quit feeding the troll and he will go away
[09:36] <swombat> Armageddon: just put your PC outside and leave it there for 48 hours and it'll be fine. Just needs some fresh air.
[09:36] <Armageddon> omg
[09:36] <Armageddon> I need help and you mock me?
[09:36] <kaboombob> idr go to /etc/modprobe.d and open blacklist in texteditor
[09:37] <acidfire2008> lol i dont know hwo to configure pure-ftpd and im talking im in a term under ssh
[09:37] <acidfire2008> i neeed to change port but i dont know which file i need to add to the config
[09:37] <Armageddon> all I need is the proper link to download and burn as a data dvd to re install unbuntu for canada
[09:37] <phreck> How can i get my smartphone all synced up and shit
[09:37] <swombat> [09:38] Ignoring ALL from Armageddon
[09:38] <cwillu> swombat, what's the command for that?  I've been having trouble bending xchat to my will in this matter
[09:38] <creature> What's the difference between the CD and DVD versions of Ubuntu?
[09:38] <th0r> acidfire2008 ah..ok....I use vsftpd so can't be sure...but check for pureftpd.conf (use locate?)
[09:38] <swombat> cwillu: dunno, I'm on a mac - using MacIrssi
[09:38] <swombat> cwillu: use irssi - it's the best :-)
[09:38] <Armageddon> U GUYS ARE ALL ASSHOLES, what goes around comes around
[09:38] <dgjones> Armageddon, i can't find a link for an official dvd version, can you burn to a cd?
[09:38] <kaboombob> idr u there yet?
[09:38] <Armageddon> dg thank you
[09:38] <th0r> acidfire2008 should be in /etc or maybe /etc/pureftp
[09:38] <Armageddon> no I only have DVD
[09:38] <acidfire2008> it si
[09:38] <acidfire2008> it is
[09:39] <acidfire2008> but u gotta add files to it
[09:39] <idr> kaboombob: done that and??
[09:39] <creature> dgjones: You have to follow the "see all download locations" option before you get at the DVD image.
[09:39] <Daviey> !ops
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[09:39] <acidfire2008> there is no one config
[09:39] <Madpilot> Daviey, ?
[09:39] <phreck> Anyone know about syncing smartphones?
[09:39] <kaboombob> ok do you see blacklist ehci mentioned in it?
[09:39] <dgjones> creature, i'm trying that, but not finding any for gutsy
[09:39] <lmnts> phreck: Synced with what? apt-cache search opensync and shit.
[09:39] <kaboombob> idr ok do you see blacklist ehci mentioned in it
[09:39] <phreck> sorry
[09:39] <phreck> what i really want to do is allow my phone to be used as a data connection
[09:39] <phreck> it is a smartphone
[09:39] <creature> dgjones: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors and search for 'DVD downloads'.
[09:40] <idr> kaboombob: no mention of ehci
[09:40] <creature> Which is 7.10, which is gutsy, isn't it?
[09:40] <lmnts> phreck: I'm trying that myself. Don't know for sure.
[09:40] <cwillu> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/gutsy/release/ is the dvd's
[09:40] <kaboombob> k maybe that was just my problem ill brb let me know if anyone else comes in to help us when i get back
[09:41] <paull> Hey all - does anyone know a tool to display a web page for a time period then change page display for a time, then change etc etc. console util preferred, X OK. prefer not to script this. it's for a status display in an office
[09:41] <dgjones> cwillu, thanks
[09:41] <th0r> acidfire2008 according to the web it is /etc/ftpd/pureftpd.conf
[09:41] <acidfire2008> yea but for ubuntu its different
[09:41] <acidfire2008> pm?
[09:41] <dgjones> Armageddon has gone anyway
[09:42] <cwillu> acidfire2008, locate is your friend
[09:42] <cwillu> acidfire2008, synaptic can tell you what files the package created too
[09:42] <phreck> anyone know how to share  data connection via USB
[09:42] <open_lad> how do we set path for jdk globally in ubuntu. not for just single user?
[09:44] <th0r> open_lad check for /etc/skel/.profile
[09:45] <open_lad> th0r, what do i need to append?
[09:46] <astro76> open_lad: that's only for newly created users, you should add it to /etc/environment
[09:46] <astro76> and it's .bash_profile in ubuntu anyway
[09:47] <astro76> oh there is a .profile
[09:47] <th0r> astro76 I was close <smile> Was looking for the default path....hadn't found /etc/environment yet
[09:47] <lmnts> cwillu: An image of the harddrive will take up all of the 160GB, unless compressed? I would create it with dd but is there a better way?
[09:47] <cwillu> lmnts, if the drive is mostly empty, it'll be pretty small
[09:47] <open_lad> astro76, what i need to write ?? i dont know how to set classpath
[09:48] <lmnts> cwillu: dd does a bit by bit copy?
[09:48] <acidfire2008> th0r
[09:48] <acidfire2008> u there?
[09:48] <cwillu> lmnts, I usually do dd if=/dev/sda bs=65536|gzip|netcat target.local
[09:48] <lmnts> But I need to compress it and then it will be greatly reduced.
[09:48] <th0r> acidfire2008 ?
[09:48] <lmnts> cwillu: Ok
[09:48] <acidfire2008> i jus tinstalled vsftpd
[09:48] <Buyydee> is there a program like checkdisk for linux? a ntfs partition on my external hdd seems to be corrupted
[09:48] <cwillu> lmnts, that's a remote copy fyi
[09:48] <open_lad> i have jdk in /usr/java/jdk***
[09:48] <acidfire2008> is there a config i can edit for it?
[09:48] <creature> Thanks for your help, guys.
[09:48] <dusty-sts> Hey guys I have sound working (for instance gnome sounds and xmms sounds work fine) when I try to configure Eiga sip phone (Software phone) it can't play the test sound - whats could be the problem?
[09:49] <n2diy> Buyydee: fsck
[09:49] <th0r> acidfire2008 yes, it is /etc/vsftpd.conf
[09:49] <Suva> Buyydee: I don't think it is good idea to check NTFS part with linux
[09:49] <cwillu> lmnts, you need to have another drive on the local machine to just pipe gzip to a file, otherwise netcat is a handy way to pipe it to a different machine
[09:49] <Buyydee> so i'd better switch to windows and repair it there?
[09:49] <acidfire2008> can u enable userFXP with this?
[09:49] <cwillu> Buyydee, it can be done, but windows is probably the better approach
[09:50] <Buyydee> fine, thank you
[09:50] <lmnts> cwillu: Yes, I've done similar things before. Though didn't pipe it through gzip that time.
[09:50] <cwillu> lmnts, one of these days I'm gonna have to investigate lvm;  live fsck'ing and backups would be nice
[09:50] <open_lad> astro76, what i need to write ?? i dont know how to set classpath
[09:50] <olskolirc> I'm having a hard time getting flash into opera.  any suggestions?
[09:51] <open_lad> i have jdk in /usr/java/jdk***
[09:51] <cwillu> lmnts, might consider doing gzip --faster;  it's really the empty space that you care about, no sense wasting an extra hour to get the last .5gb
[09:51] <acidfire2008> hey th0r can u enable fxp with this ftpd?
[09:51] <th0r> acidfire2008 don't even know what that is <smile>
[09:51] <acidfire2008> lol
[09:51] <n2diy> olskolirc: run it from a command line, and take note of the errors when it shutsdown?
[09:52] <astro76> open_lad: I don't know about java, I answered your where to put a environment variable question
[09:52] <acidfire2008> for real i need to so i can fxp from my house
[09:52] <cwillu> acidfire2008, any particular reason why you don't use scp et al?
[09:52] <olskolirc> what n2diy ?
[09:52] <acidfire2008> i dont see a place to edit the port at th0r
[09:52] <n2diy> olskolirc: open a terminal, and run Opera.
[09:53] <lmnts> cwillu: LVM snapshots is nice, but I only used it on servers. But does it help with live fsck:ing? That is a feature of the actual filesystem, no?
[09:53] <olskolirc> ok
[09:53] <Tyroazard> Uhm, I just got ubuntu on the mac, and booting it up shows a discolored ubuntu loading thing
[09:53] <Tyroazard> The colors are screwed up, I don't remember how to decribe it currently.
[09:53] <cwillu> lmnts, dunno, apparently there's some google code that uses lvm to do that;  there was discussion about getting it into hardy, but it's not trusted enough yet
[09:54] <lmnts> cwillu: Oh, great things then!
[09:54] <ocs> Hi. I have a process which uses the serial port (ttyS0). for some reasons, the process makes the port blocked, and after killing that process the port remains unavailable. however fuser /dev/ttys0 dosen't give me anithing after the process is killed, but the port remains blocked... what could I do? thnks
[09:54] <olskolirc> ** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1) and ** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2) is all it scrolled n2diy
[09:54] <lmnts> I'm going to try and use Vista shrink support in Disk Management. Doing a defrag now.
[09:55] <n2diy> olskolirc: hmm, ???
[09:56] <th0r> acidfire2008 http://forums.fedoraforum.org/archive/index.php/t-74099.html
[09:56]  * Paolinho gone
[09:57] <th0r> acidfire2008 here is more detail on the conf file http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-3-Manual/ref-guide/s1-ftp-vsftpd-conf.html
[09:57] <acidfire2008> i dont see listen_port in the config
[09:57] <acidfire2008> i did a search even
[09:58] <th0r> acidfire2008 just add it
[10:00] <Tyroazard> Uh
[10:00] <Tyroazard> I just got ubuntu on my 800mhz, 768mb max
[10:00] <Tyroazard> *mac
[10:00] <Tyroazard> And now it's past the loading screen
[10:00] <zenwryly> I'm working on backup strategies and it seems like apt repositories are a wonderful backup of everything not in /etc /var, /usr/local, and /home (maybe /opt too).  If I have those backed up, how can I tell apt to reinstall the rest of the system?
[10:00] <Tyroazard> But it only shows a command prompt style screen
[10:01] <Tyroazard> BusyBox v1.1.3 or something.
[10:01] <Tyroazard> Help?
[10:01] <kaboombob> idr did i miss anything?
[10:01] <acidfire2008> th0r how do u restart the ftpd?
[10:01] <zenwryly> I see that I can do "aptitude reinstall ~i" but if all I had was a restore of /etc /var /home and /usr/local, how could I restore to the point where I could run aptitude?
[10:01] <th0r> acidfire2008 /etc/init.d/vsftpd restart
[10:02] <Tyroazard> kaboombob: Loaded ubuntu, shows a CMD like screen with BusyBox v1.1.3 (Debian 1:1.1.3-5ubuntu7) Built in shell (ash)
[10:03] <Tyroazard> Help? Please?
[10:03] <acidfire2008> how do u add users bc i dont think it worked
[10:03] <n2diy> zenwryly: take a look at mondo?
[10:03] <acidfire2008> [L] 500 OOPS: vsftpd: cannot locate user specified in 'ftp_username':ftp
[10:03] <acidfire2008> and its still on 21 hmmm
[10:03] <zenwryly> n2diy: doesn't it do full restores?
[10:04] <phreck> anyone in here know how to get a smartphone working as a modem in linux
[10:04] <th0r> acidfire2008 you need to turn off anonymous access which, if I remember correctly, will enable local user logins.
[10:04] <n2diy> zenwryly: I'm not sure, it changes daily, and I haven't played with it in months.
[10:04] <acidfire2008> like use the users on the machine for login?
[10:04] <acidfire2008> whats about the port change?
[10:04] <dusty-sts> Hey guys I have sound working (for instance gnome sounds and xmms sounds work fine) when I try to configure Eiga sip phone (Software phone) it can't play the test sound - whats could be the problem?
[10:05] <acidfire2008> i edited the /etc/vsftpd.conf file to add that
[10:05] <th0r> acidfire2008 I have never changed the port on ftp...always ran it through a tunnel, so I only have that url I sent to work from and it said to add that line
[10:05] <zenwryly> well what I'm thinking is that /etc and /var already have all the data aptitude needs in order to reinstall packages lost
[10:05] <zenwryly> including all the apt sources
[10:06] <zenwryly> so if I have those backed up, then I shouldn't need to back up the rest of the system
[10:06] <ssn> hi
[10:06] <th0r> acidfire2008 check the vsftpd.conf man page for a full set of options.
[10:06] <zenwryly> I just want to be clear on the restore procedure
[10:06] <Parsec300> Hi ppl. Anyone know about bluesnarfer?
[10:07] <th0r> acidfire2008 two options...anonymous_enable=NO and local_enable=YES
[10:07] <steckel> zwenryly: you can export a list of installed packages with "dpkg --get selections" on the running system
[10:07] <th0r> acidfire2008 unless you WANT anonymous access
[10:07] <acidfire2008> lol no
[10:07] <ssn> i have to much ram and i think gutsy doesnt appreciate iit
[10:07] <ssn> it
[10:07] <n2diy> zenwryly: Restoring is the trick, and testing is the only way to confirm it. But you can loose symlinks, so you certainly need to test your restore procedure.
[10:08] <danube> phreck: try using gnome-ppp
[10:08] <th0r> acidfire2008 is this just for you or do you have other users?
[10:08] <acidfire2008> just 1
[10:08] <phreck> danube: what is that
[10:08] <dan_> longshot: anyone seen an issue where after you kill one process that's listening on one port, then somehow the next highest PID starts listening on that port??
[10:08]  * syc__ mohon pamid
[10:08] <th0r> acidfire2008 I set up sshfs instead of using ftp...allows me to mount the server as a folder in ~
[10:09] <steckel> zwenryly: on a minimal system you can import that list with "dpkg --set-selections" ... "apt-get dselect-upgrade"
[10:09] <phreck> a graphical dial up connector?
[10:09] <phreck> ill be using usb to connect, and it wont be dial up
[10:10] <phreck> i have a data connection w/ phone
[10:10] <steckel> zwenryly: but this will only reinstall dpkg-packages, things you copied into the filesystem will be missing
[10:10] <zenwryly> n2diy: well the only symlinks that I can think of that wouldn't be restored by reinstall would be the alternatives
[10:10] <kaboombob> "ERROR: Module ehci_hcd does not exist in /proc/modules" how do i amke it exist?
[10:10] <zenwryly> but my main question would be how to bootstrap the restore
[10:10] <th0r> kaboombob try 'modprobe ehci_hcd'
[10:11] <n2diy> zenwryly: I see, but you won't know that, until you try it? :/
[10:12] <kaboombob> th0r what does that do exactly?
[10:13] <zenwryly> n2diy: yes and I plan to try it, but what I don't know to *start* trying it is how to bootstrap the restroe
[10:13] <zenwryly> if /usr/bin/aptitude is gone, what do I do to get back to the point where I can do
[10:13] <zenwryly> "aptitude reinstall ~i"
[10:14] <n2diy> zenwryly: mondo will create a boot cd, or floppy.
[10:14] <danube> phreck: make sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp
[10:14] <zenwryly>  /var/lib/aptitude will be intact. but not the binary
[10:14] <pvh_sa|wrk> hi! i'm trying to compile something against unixodbc on feisty... none of the unixodbc packages seem to install the shims (like libodbcmyS.so) that you need to connect unixodbc to mysql... anyone every worked with this?
[10:14] <th0r> kaboombob it installs the module ehci_hcd. You can't put things into /proc, the system puts things there as it operates. The error indicates (I think) that the module isn't loaded
[10:15] <ikonia> pvh_sa|wrk: each db package has it's own, eg: instead of looking for unix-odbc-mysql, look for mysql-odbc-
[10:15] <pvh_sa|wrk> ikonia, i install libmyodbc - but are you talking about something else?
[10:15] <borbus> Hi, you know samba and sftp "mounts"... where are they located on the filesystem?
[10:15] <ikonia> pvh_sa|wrk: I think there are others too
[10:15] <ikonia> borbus: sftp doesn't mount anything
[10:15] <pvh_sa|wrk> ahhh... http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/libs/odbcinst1debian1
[10:16] <phreck> danube, then what lol
[10:16] <borbus> ikonia, yeah I know it doesn't really mount anything... but is there a way to browse to it in the actual filesystem?
[10:16] <th0r> kaboombob BTW...did it work?
[10:16] <borbus> Or would I have to create some kind of symlink?
[10:16] <ikonia> borbus: it's an ftp client
[10:16] <kaboombob> sort of but only for a few seconds
[10:16] <borbus> Ok, what about samba?
[10:16] <danube> phreck: then open gnome-ppp from your menu and connect using device ttyUSB0 (as which your connected smartphone should have been recognized)
[10:17] <ikonia> borbus: what about samba ?
[10:17] <phreck> hmmm
[10:17] <borbus> Well how can I browse to a file on a samba share using mplayer for example, which only shows the normal filesystem
[10:17] <phreck> yea its not giving me a usb option...
[10:17] <Veganarkismo> Hey everyone it's Librustralia from before
[10:17] <HeN> I am getting "Couldn't get cwd: No such file or directory" while trying to install msttcorefonts, any ideas?
[10:18] <Veganarkismo> Is anyone here familiar with the program "Parted Magic"?
[10:18] <th0r> borbus you mount the samba share to a local folder
[10:18] <danube> phreck: what is not giving you an usb option? the app? the phone? ubuntu?
[10:18] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: so, did you librate oz?
[10:18] <phreck> app
[10:18] <borbus> So what do you link to? smb://etc ?
[10:18] <n2diy> librate/liberate
[10:18] <phreck> the device section doesnt have a usb....
[10:19] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: :( kinda sorta
[10:19] <astro76> borbus: you mount it in your filesystem like anything else... also for ssh there's sshfuse
[10:19] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: Im still screwed
[10:19] <th0r> borbus you use 'mount -t smb' not sure of the exact syntax...check the man page for mount
[10:19] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: lol
[10:19] <borbus> mount or link?
[10:19] <steckel> borbus: you can mount a ftp-share with curlftpfs and a directory on a ssh-server with sshfs ..
[10:20] <th0r> astro76 have you tried fusesmb?
[10:20] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: your old nick was cooler, good luck with your linux stuff.
[10:20] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: I acctually got my windoze bootloader back
[10:20] <astro76> th0r: I have not
[10:20] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: then it disapeared again
[10:20] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: and now it says ntldr is missing
[10:20] <th0r> astro76 puts all the workgroups in a mountpoint...just like browsing the local fiel system
[10:21] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: really, oh, bummer. What's ntldr? network loader?
[10:21] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: BUT :D the thingy in the program thingy says it recognizes there's a 120gb partition
[10:21] <th0r> astro76 I click on ~/network and see a folder for each workgroup
[10:21] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: and that was my linux partition
[10:21] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: i think so
[10:21] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: I just don't know how to recover it :(
[10:21] <kaboombob> i have an older usb 1 mp3 player that i cant get to mount any help would be nice
[10:21] <amerio> guys I have a problem with my panel , can any1 help?
[10:22] <HeN> I am getting "Couldn't get cwd: No such file or directory" while trying to install msttcorefonts, any ideas?
[10:22] <kaboombob> amerio whtas the problem
[10:22] <astro76> th0r: sounds nice
[10:22] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: Windows is working, and you are now happy with that? And now you want to load Ubuntu?
[10:22] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: no it's not working
[10:22] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: The bootloader worked (although it still came up with the BSOD)
[10:23] <th0r> astro76 yeah...made life so much simpler. enter the user/pw in the config file and log into whatever shares you like automatically on login
[10:23] <Duzchip> Hi there, i've got a HP nx6325 and cant get the broadcom-wireless-card working, anyone able to give me some hints of good guides to get it working please? i've tried googling but i can only find older guides which seems rather out-of-date
[10:23] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: worked (past tense)
[10:23] <astro76> th0r: I will have to tell some people at work about it
[10:23] <kaboombob> amerio what is the problem
[10:23] <n2diy> Veganarkismo:  may it rest in piece.
[10:23] <WaZ`> Duzchip: what broadcom chip? 43xx?
[10:23] <amerio> kaboombob well , I unchecked the expand option in panel properties , added some launchers and organized the icons but each time I restart i get the old grouping of the panel , and when I start applications the panel width expands
[10:23] <Veganarkismo> :(
[10:23] <Duzchip> WaZ': think so, cant really see it anywhere, i'll try to check it
[10:24] <WaZ`> Duzchip: lspci Duzchip
[10:24] <kaboombob> amerio sry i dont know what to tell you
[10:24] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: I can help with Ubuntu, but I havent' seen the  BSOD  since Winders 95.
[10:24] <Duzchip> WaZ': BCM4310 it seems
[10:25] <WaZ`> Duzchip: what version of ubuntu?
[10:25] <Duzchip> 7.10
[10:25] <WaZ`> have you installed restricted drivers Duzchip?
[10:25] <th0r> astro76 just a side note...fuseiso is also nice if you haven't seen it
[10:25] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: lol, I acctually wanna get rid of windoze, but It's the partition recovery that I need help with
[10:25] <Duzchip> WaZ': eeh, nope, its a totally fresh install of ubuntu with only fluxbox (a few fluxbox-addons) and build-essential installed
[10:25] <th0r> astro76 fuse is a godsend
[10:26] <WaZ`> Duzchip: go to System>Administration>Restricted Drivers
[10:26] <Duzchip> oki, just logging into gnome instead (using fluxbox)
[10:26] <WaZ`> Duzchip: it should show the restricted drivers
[10:26] <Duzchip> Oki
[10:26] <WaZ`> Duzchip: or you can just sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter
[10:27] <Duzchip> only shows ATI accelerated graphics driver
[10:27] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: well, if you aren't worried about your winders stuff, just do a full blown Ubuntu install. But... You'll loose all your winders stuff.
[10:27] <WaZ`> Duzchip: just a second, i'll check if this also works for the 4310
[10:27] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: most of my stuff was on my ubuntu partition :\
[10:27] <Duzchip> i get an error when doing apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter
[10:27] <WaZ`> Duzchip: you might need legacy drivers
[10:27] <Duzchip> ERROR 404: Not Found.
[10:27] <Duzchip> trying to connect to boredklink.googlepages.com
[10:27] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: acctually everything was on my ubuntu partition because windoze had a BSOD since it was installed
[10:28] <WaZ`> Duzchip: are you connected to internet?
[10:28] <Duzchip> yes
[10:28] <WaZ`> hmmm
[10:28] <Duzchip> cant surf and apt-get install other programs and stuff
[10:28] <kaboombob> duzchip are you in terminal?
[10:28] <Duzchip> yes
[10:29] <Veganarkismo> Who's familiar with Parted Magic here?
[10:29] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: so what are your worries? You lost everything already, no? Just install Ubuntu, and ditch winders?
[10:29] <Duzchip> kaboombob: yes
[10:29] <kaboombob> just makin sure
[10:30] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: I don't think I've lost everything, they're still on the harddrive but I need to recover them. I've tried Parted Magic the analysis thingy showed my harddrive's partitions so they're still there for sure
[10:31] <amerio> does anybody know about the configurarion of gnome panel?
[10:31] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: but when I boot up my comp, it won't let me access any OS
[10:31] <Duzchip> WaZ' Any more hints please? :)
[10:31] <WaZ`> Duzchip: are the universe repos enabled?
[10:32] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: sounds like a boot loader problem
[10:32] <Duzchip> WaZ': Yup
[10:32]  * Lokii- just made the coolest login screen :)
[10:32] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: :O
[10:32]  * howlingmadhowie wants to see Lokii-'s login screen
[10:33] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: Is there a way to reinstall the bootloader?
[10:33] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: I"ve followed this off and on, all morning. I don't know of anything to tell you, that has not been suggested already, sorry.
[10:33] <WaZ`> Duzchip: try this
[10:33] <WaZ`> Duzchip: sudo modprobe -r bcm43xx
[10:33] <Lokii-> fn'howlingmadhowie: let me try and make a screenie of the l0ogin hold up
[10:33] <WaZ`> Duzchip: sudo modprobe bcm43xx
[10:33] <dr4> Hello there i have just laoded up the live CD and i'm trynig to locate my Windows partition.. but /dev/hda does not exist??  a "ls /dev/hd*" returns nothing.
[10:33] <dr4> -
[10:33] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: it's something i've never had to do. but you can try googling for instructions
[10:33] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: It's ok
[10:33] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: lol, ok ill brb
[10:34] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: thing is, I don't know anything about bootloaders
[10:34] <dr4> Will the windows parition be hidden or something?
[10:34] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: the basic idea is you start a live cd, mount the partition of your harddrive and mount proc and dev on that position. then you chroot and update grub
[10:34] <WaZ`> Duzchip: if that fails try this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Feisty_No-Fluff
[10:34] <Duzchip> WaZ': Thanks a lot
[10:34] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: Guess what? Time to learn about them!
[10:35] <WaZ`> Duzchip: works?
[10:35] <Duzchip> Nope
[10:35] <Duzchip> Trying that link
[10:35] <WaZ`> :(
[10:35] <Lokii-> fn'howlingmadhowie: do you know how to snap a screenshot of the login screen ?
[10:35] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: I'm typing this from a live CD right now though
[10:35] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: bootloaders used to be a lot easier than they are now :(
[10:35] <Veganarkismo> n2diy: lol good idea
[10:35] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: what does cat /proc/partitions tell you?
[10:35] <n2diy> Veganarkismo: Good luck to you.
[10:35] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: Do i enter that in the terminal?
[10:36] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: i see the problem we're going to be having here...
[10:36] <Lokii-> fn'dr4:  cat /proc/diskstats
[10:36] <Lokii-> see what you got
[10:36] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: I'll pastebin it
[10:36] <Juhaz> howlingmadhowie, you've got to be kidding. bootloaders used to be INSANELY worse than they're now
[10:36] <dr4> Lokii-, ok
[10:36] <Lokii-> dr4 live cd likes to make the windows ntfs partitions under /media/sda1 or /media/sdb1 ect (sdb for scsi drives)
[10:37] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: have you got a usb-drive large enough to store everything you need from your harddrive?
[10:37] <WaZ`> Juhaz +1
[10:37] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51996/
[10:37] <howlingmadhowie> Juhaz: i mean easier in the sense of fitting in the mbr completely :)
[10:37] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: and no :(
[10:37] <Lokii-> howlingmadhowie: did you see my question ?
[10:37] <dr4> Lokii-, okay i see them.. i se a good few SDA drives.. however i done a 'df /dev/sda/ on the drives and the file system is 'udev'
[10:38] <Lokii-> dr4 do a df -h
[10:38] <Lokii-> ;p
[10:38] <dr4> Lokii-, ok
[10:38] <Lokii-> find your stuff dr4 ?
[10:39] <howlingmadhowie> Lokii-: the easy way would be to cat from fb0 :-D
[10:39] <Lokii-> howlingmadhowie i don't understand
[10:39] <dr4> Lokii-, i see the windows partition..
[10:39] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: oh, your drive is mostly non-partitioned
[10:39] <Lokii-> dr4 u all good ?
[10:39] <dr4> Lokii-, i need some text files off of the windwos partition. But i don't have anywhere to mount atm.
[10:39] <howlingmadhowie> Lokii-: if you copy the current contents of the framebuffer, you can get a picture of the screen :)
[10:39] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhow: what? :O
[10:40] <Lokii-> dr4
[10:40] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: but but but
[10:40] <Lokii-> its not mounted already ?
[10:40] <dr4> Lokii-, actually good point it's already mounted
[10:40] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: it had a 30GB and 120ishGB partition before
[10:40] <howlingmadhowie> Lokii-: however, i would have to set my screen to your resolution and pixel-depth in order to see it
[10:40] <dr4> so i can access it at cd /dev/sda ?
[10:40] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: i can't see the 120GB partition
[10:40] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: :\
[10:40] <dr4> Lokii-, ^^^
[10:41] <Lokii-> 1024x768 32bit i think is what i'm running
[10:41] <moad> searching for a DC client that uses multisource and has linux support
[10:41] <Lokii-> dr4
[10:41] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: if it's an ntfs partition, that maybe because the live cd doesn't support ntfs, but it should still be in the partition table
[10:41] <Lokii-> no
[10:41] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: the Parted Magic live CD or Ubuntu live cd?
[10:41] <Lokii-> it'd be cd /media/sdb1
[10:41] <Lokii-> ls
[10:41] <Lokii-> err
[10:42] <Lokii-> sda1*
[10:42] <dr4> Lokii-, its pre-mounted ?
[10:42] <Lokii-> yes
[10:42] <Lokii-> look
[10:42] <Lokii-> at df -h
[10:42] <howlingmadhowie> Lokii-: the trouble is, you have to dump the contents of /dev/fb0 while you can see the login screen. you could try an "at" command :)
[10:42] <Lokii-> if you see it there listed
[10:42] <Lokii-> then its mounted
[10:42] <dr4> Lokii-, i am and it says "mounted under /dev"
[10:42] <JMhaha> after looking on openmosix and clusterknoppix, I just wondering is ubuntu provided any pre-design process clustering feature?
[10:42] <dr4> but /dev/ just contains stuff not the windwos partition
[10:42] <Lokii-> dr4 your reading it wrong
[10:42] <dr4> Lokii-, ok
[10:42] <Lokii-> trust me
[10:42] <Lokii-> you can paste the output in a pm to me if you with
[10:43] <Lokii-> wish*
[10:43] <JMhaha> coz I afraid later the ubuntu application or services has problem if I use openmosix kernel
[10:43] <bullgard4> Why are there two DEB program packages: 'links' and 'links2'? The Synaptic descriptions do not make clear the difference.
[10:43] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: wait no, I don't think it was NTFS, the 120GB partition was the linux one
[10:43] <Lokii-> howlingmadhowie forgive me i'm not sure how to execute a command from the login screen while not logged in i'm new to gui linux
[10:43] <dr4> Lokii-, its on another machine without internet acess
[10:43] <julz_> i just installed gutsy, but it says i386's are not supported by all the app's in "add/remove". any ideas?
[10:43] <Lokii-> Laughing Out Loud kk dr4
[10:43] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: well, it's not in /proc/partitions
[10:44] <Lokii-> howlingmadhowie i only know cmd line
[10:44] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: so it's erased? :\
[10:44] <samad909> alright i need some help switching this machine from windows to ubuntu, the user has a 250gb hard disk, 2 partitions, one partition has the windows and the other has his data, the 2nd partition is 205gb in size and has 65gb of data, what needs to be done is resize the 2nd partition, install ubuntu, copy data and then remove that partition and to ubuntu
[10:44] <Lokii-> Laughing Out Loud go figure eh ;p
[10:44] <JMhaha> julz: I have no such problem, may we know more details?
[10:44] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: I don't know how a whole partition could be erased in a split second from just typing in "FIXMBR" :\
[10:44] <howlingmadhowie> Lokii-: don't worry, the whole thing is getting pretty complex. but if you have a really nice picture on the login-screen under a common license, you could paste it somewhere so we could see it :)
[10:44] <samad909> is what i stated possible and can anyone help me out?
[10:45] <dr4> Lokii-, i don't think its mounted.. i think this is mabe ubuntu stuff ?? it says "filesystem: udev"
[10:45] <ikonia> dr4: udev is not a file system
[10:45] <dr4> ok
[10:45] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: a-ha. the partition-table is copied at regular intervals on the disc. a software like gpart may be able to help you here.
[10:45] <Lokii-> samad909 why bother changing his data partition. just delete the c drive partition so you have unused space then make a swap 2x the amount of ram he has and then the rest to /
[10:46] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: I used Parted Magic which includes gparted
[10:46] <Juhaz> sdb is different hard drive, it could be that it just can't see the disk some reason
[10:46] <Lokii-> his second "data partition will be read and writable by ubuntu
[10:46] <JMhaha> Has anyone had experience on process clustering in ubuntu gutsy?
[10:46] <samad909> Lokii-: its like this he needs all under one partition
[10:46] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: the file sysem won't have been erazed, but it may have overwritten one of the partition tables
[10:46] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: Is there a way to restore those partition tables?
[10:46] <samad909> Lokii-: so the system gets the full 250gb hard disk
[10:46] <Lokii-> Laughing Out Loud why ?
[10:47] <Lokii-> he would get all his space
[10:47] <Lokii-> and its better to have certain ammounts allocated
[10:47] <ikonia> Lokii-: there is no one in the chanell called laughing out loud
[10:47] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: I found this: http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2005/11/how-to-repair-corrupt-mbr-and-boot.html would this help?
[10:47] <Duzchip> bah, when i do "ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf" i just get "couldn't get manufacturer section - installation may be incomplete"
[10:47] <Lokii-> i have 15gb / 4gb swap 65gb /home 500gb /media/sdb1
[10:47] <white_eagle> I was experimenting something and I installed the ATi drivers for Linux from their official site, and I already had installed them via the restricted driver manager, but when I installed from the file i downloaded, now everything is slower, not to mention the compiz effects, how to erase those drivers I installed from ATi's site and leave my computer unharmed
[10:48] <ikonia> white_eagle why are you telling us this ?
[10:48] <ikonia> white_eagle: the ati drivers on ati.com are nothing to do with ubuntu
[10:48] <samad909> Lokii-: i mean can you explain how to do the stuff, the 2nd parition is ntfs which i will convert from windows to fat32
[10:48] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: yeah. you'll need gpart and some method to write partition tables like fdisk or gparted
[10:49] <Lokii-> samad909 theres no need
[10:49] <Lokii-> ubuntu can read and write to ntfs
[10:49] <samad909> Lokii-: at full capacity? like ext2?
[10:49] <Lokii-> yes
[10:49] <Veganarkismo> howlingmadhowie: That won't erase all the data will it? Would it have the same effect as reformatting?
[10:49] <samad909> Lokii-: ok guide me
[10:49] <Lokii-> understand why i'm saying just leave the data partition alone
[10:50] <Lokii-> it will get mounted to /media/sdb2 or something
[10:50] <Lokii-> you can always mount it where ever you want later
[10:50] <Lokii-> ./home if you wish
[10:50] <samad909> Lokii-: what i am trying to do here is, get all the space to /
[10:50] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: it shouldn't. basically you just have to find out what the partitions actually are and then rewrite the first partition table
[10:50] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: however, you'll need a live cd with gpart or similar
[10:50] <samad909> Lokii-: so basically i can fill any folder up with data till i run out of space
[10:50] <white_eagle> has anyone written something in the meanwhile? my connection broke
[10:50] <Juhaz> Veganarkismo, gpart itself will not, but if you act on it's instructions without knowing what you're doing, it sure as hell will.
[10:50] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: note: gparted won't do this for you, you really need gpart
[10:51] <Lokii-> samad909 personally i think it'd be better to have / and /hom on diff mounts cause then if you need to format / you keep all your /home data
[10:51] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: i think the gentoo live cd has gpart on it.
[10:51] <samad909> Lokii-: but is 27gb enough for all my system data, i would be running xp on vm for c++ windows code compile and stuff
[10:51] <howlingmadhowie> Veganarkismo: it would be a lot easier if there was nothing on the missing partition that you need :)
[10:51] <danube> Lokii-: home stores all your settings. if they are faulty you might overtake them in fresh installed system
[10:52] <Lokii-> yes
[10:52] <stib> Veganarkismo: look up parted magic. It's a liveCD with gpart on it and a whole lot of partition tools. You boot off the CD and so you can fix your partitions
[10:52] <stib> Veganarkismo: It even has a nice GUI
[10:52] <ikonia> white_eagle: why are you telling us about ati drivers ?
[10:52] <Veganarkismo> stib: lol that's what I've been using
[10:52] <Lokii-> i know lots of people store data to there home folder
[10:52] <howlingmadhowie> stib: cool, i didn't know that. thanks :)
[10:52] <danube>  /mnt/data
[10:53] <danube> ie
[10:53] <stib> Veganarkismo: Oh
[10:53]  * howlingmadhowie is busy afk for a minute
[10:53] <white_eagle> ikonia: because, I'm asking how to erase those new drivers
[10:53] <Veganarkismo> stib: I'm not sure how to use it though
[10:53] <stib> Veganarkismo: so are you booting off it?
[10:53] <ikonia> white_eagle: ahhh I see, thats a bit tricky
[10:53] <samad909> Lokii-: alright so all i need to do is just format the 1st partition and install ubuntu on that? how would i go about setting the /home to the 2nd ntfs partition, guide me..
[10:53] <Veganarkismo> stib: Yes, but right now I'm on the ubuntu live CD
[10:53] <ikonia> !away > howlingmadhowie
[10:54] <Veganarkismo> stib: I'll boot into it in a minute
[10:54] <ikonia> white_eagle: you've in effect broke your package manager, so it's going to be hard to clean up
[10:54] <Veganarkismo> stib: I'll have a look at it again, ill be back later
[10:54] <Lokii-> howlingmadhowie: you know the userentry box from login Human ?
[10:55] <samad909> Lokii-: alright so all i need to do is just format the 1st partition and install ubuntu on that? how would i go about setting the /home to the 2nd ntfs partition
[10:55] <Lokii-> i read that hold on a minute
[10:55] <samad909> Lokii-: alright, just say my nickname when you reply
[10:55] <stib> Veganarkismo: Look in the tools menu. You have to right click to see all the tools or something IIRC
[10:56] <samad909> Lokii-: also get me a few steps to get my dual core to run at max performance on ubuntu
[10:57] <Lokii-> howlingmadhowie: i used the userentry box from login screen "Human" and moved the y=20% http://i1.tinypic.com/6l9vqbs.png = background and i removed the Ubuntu logo as it crossed over my new CIA Restricted Access Terminal
[10:57] <Lokii-> :)
[10:58] <Mitch_Davis> Hi people
[10:58] <stib> Does anyone know if there's a tool for defragging ntfs drives available? I'd like to defrag my windows partition from linux, so I can defrag the bits I normally can't move (I know, I'm being OCD)
[10:58] <Mitch_Davis> May I ask what 'ubuntu' is?
[10:58] <Duzchip> WaZ': Aha!!! Got it working
[10:58] <dgjones> !ubuntu | Mitch_Davis
[10:58] <ubotu> Mitch_Davis: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[10:58] <Duzchip> using sp36684.exe and ndiswrapper but still :D
[10:58] <PriceChild> stib, probably best to use the windows tools
[10:59] <Mitch_Davis> Ok, thanks.
[10:59] <stib> PriceChild: I get that feeling too. But there has to be a Linux tool that will do it better, there just has to.. :)
[10:59] <ikonia> white_eagle: by installing the ati drivers from ati.com you've broke the package managers awareness of what is installed (in terms of packages and dependencies around ati)
[11:00] <PriceChild> stib, linux ntfs support has been reverse engineered... "educated guess" really. Its only recently ntfs-3g has reached 1.0
[11:00] <Lokii-> samad909 install ubuntu.. when it asks for selecting drive to partition click manual, select sda1 (c drive) delete partition | select unused space make partition (swap) 2x whatever his ram is select rest of the unused space create partition / (reiserfs)
[11:01] <Lokii-> samad909: select the sda3 or whatever it has the guys data drive labeled as
[11:01] <Lokii-> samad909: edit partition mount point /home
[11:01] <Lokii-> click install
[11:02] <samad909> Lokii-: about the dual core?
[11:02] <stib> PriceChild: So I'd be taking a leap of faith defragging my disks with a half baked linux ntfs tool.
[11:02] <Lokii-> samad909 i have no idea
[11:02] <Mitch_Davis> Well, nice seeing you all.
[11:02] <Mitch_Davis> Ciao.
[11:02] <PriceChild> stib, I'm no authority on the matter, just best to use windows tools imo.
[11:02] <Mitch_Davis> lol, bye.
[11:02] <Lokii-> samad909 that would be something todo with the cpu module in the kernel
[11:02] <samad909> Lokii-: alright thanks for the help, I will ask someone and go ahead
[11:03] <samad909> anyone know how to get the max performance of dual core processors in ubuntu
[11:03] <Lokii-> samad909 in any case if you have to modify kernel you do that after install
[11:03] <samad909> Lokii-: sure thanks for the help
[11:03] <Lokii-> np i'm gonna watch some tv and have a long needed piss
[11:03] <Lokii-> 3:03am here
[11:03] <lmnts> samad909: It will always use the maximum performance?
[11:04] <PriceChild> !guidelines > Lokii-
[11:04] <samad909> lmnts: i thought it needed a smp kernel
[11:04] <lmnts> samad909: It is SMP aware by default.
[11:04] <Lokii-> pricechild what did i do now? Laughing Out Loud i was being friendly and helping
[11:04] <lmnts> !guidelines > lmnts
[11:04] <Vicfred> hi how do i unistall a program that i compiled?
[11:04] <ikonia> Vicfred: make uninstall if it has one, or a manual rm
[11:04] <samad909> lmnts: alright so it means it is going to be faster than xp 32bit as it is capable of using the dual cores?
[11:05] <ikonia> Vicfred: that is the price of not using package manager
[11:05] <Vicfred> =p xd
[11:05] <samad909> lmnts?
[11:06] <foobar_> my computer restarts when trying to install ubuntu 7.10, hov can i fix it?
[11:06] <lmnts> samad909: XP 32-bit also has SMP support, for what I know.
[11:06] <stib> samad909: xp 32 can use dual core. Mine uses all four cores quite well.
[11:06] <samad909> stib: is that by default?
[11:06] <stib> samad909: it depends on the software you're using - If it's multi threaded it will work faster on multi processor machines
[11:06] <stib> samad909: yup
[11:06] <samad909> stib: I mean the OS
[11:06] <lmnts> samad909: Press CTRL+ESC and have a look at the CPU histogram, it should show two of them.
[11:06] <alpaco> hi
[11:07] <alpaco> I compiled Tor from the source, and now I need to know where are the binaries installed
[11:07] <samad909> stib: well i had a p4 but the speeds remain the same for me that is why i was wondering
[11:07] <samad909> lmnts: it shows the 2 cores but the speeds remain the same as it was on my old p4
[11:07] <stib> samad909: what speeds?
[11:08] <samad909> lmnts: the OS boot speeds and other general OS taks
[11:08] <alpaco> samad909: man Tor ro compile kardam, binary ha koja rikhte shodan?
[11:08] <samad909> tasks*
[11:08] <samad909> alpaco: i don't understand what you are saying mate
[11:08] <alpaco> ok
[11:08] <alpaco> I thought you are Persian
[11:08] <Lokii-> Laughing Out Loud
[11:09] <samad909> alpaco: lol, i am sri lankan
[11:09] <lmnts> samad909: If the application you are executing is only single threaded, then it won't be able to utilize the second core.
[11:09] <sjoerd> samad909: OS boot speed is largely dependant on disk io and timeouts in programs that start up.. Not cpu power
[11:09] <stib> samad909: try defragging ;)
[11:09] <samad909> lmnts/sjoerd/stib: thanks
[11:09] <stib> samad909: CCleaner might help too.
[11:09] <lankke> hey people...
[11:10] <samad909> buh bye to native windows and hello to ubuntu and vm windows ;)
[11:10] <lmnts> sjoerd: I want to test an SSD soon to see how much faster it will boot. :)
[11:10] <alpaco> when you compile a program out of source code, where are the binaries normally installed?
[11:10] <preaction> alpaco, /usr/local/bin
[11:10] <lankke> does anyone here have experience with installing the dependencies required for Google APIs? I have been stuck for 4 days straight
[11:10] <samad909> I would not install windows on vm for this guy but he needs it to compile his src and stuff so
[11:10] <alpaco> thanks
[11:10] <sjoerd> lmnts: starting programs in parallel already helps a lot.. and so do other things
[11:10] <sjoerd> lmnts: but SSD are really nice indeed
[11:11] <josh__> anyone know how to open up the windows explorer in sudo mode ?
[11:11] <alpaco> how do you uninstall after "make install"? do you have to uninstall manually?
[11:11] <lmnts> alpaco: Throughout the filesystem, normally based out of /usr/local, otherwise /usr. Check the "lib" and "bin" directories specifically. There might be other directories such as "share".
[11:11] <alpaco> ok
[11:11] <samad909> josh__: windows explorer?
[11:11] <flush> yo my freaking hd led is light up 24/7 how do i know what process is eating my harddrive or something ?
[11:11] <lankke> I am using Icedtea however the google documentation is aimed at JDK 6.0 ...
[11:12] <preaction> alpaco, some might have "make deinstall" but i doubt it. you're most likely going to have to uninstall "manually". this is a major problem that package systems are designed to cure
[11:12] <lmnts> alpaco: I would run "make install" again and watch where it installs things. Then do it in reverse. :)
[11:12] <samad909> josh__: maybe goto system32 and right click run as, give admin credentials
[11:12] <stib> flush: How much memory have you got. It might be thrashing the swap because you've run out of ram
[11:12] <alpaco> hmm
[11:12] <preaction> alpaco, you can make dpkg from source installs, look up checkinstall. that makes it easy to deinstall and also to move your package to other places
[11:12] <preaction> !checkinstall
[11:12] <ubotu> checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running!
[11:12] <flush> stib
[11:13] <flush> I'm using Linux 2.6.22-14-generic:  CPU: Dual Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz ° Speed: 2999.725 MHz ° MIPS: 12003.9 ?? RAM: 530/1295M [||||||||||] ° Disk: 231G with 20G Free ° Resolution: 1280x1024 ° Number of process: 138  ° Uptime: 06:14:38 up 15:50,  8 users,  load average: 0.43, 0.41, 0.27 ° Data: In: 224.87M Out: 125.90M - M[X]S
[11:13] <alpaco> thanks for all the input
[11:13] <samad909> also does he need a swap? he has 2gb of ram and rarely goes upto 1.5gb..
[11:14] <stib> !top
[11:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about top - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[11:14] <josh__> samad909, sorry im talking about ubuntu, im not 100% good with cli yet. and i need certain permissions to do some things
[11:14] <stib> flush: 8 users?
[11:14] <samad909> josh__: gksudo nautlius?
[11:14] <flush> ea im logged via ssh on my other boxes on the lan
[11:14] <samad909> nautilus*
[11:15] <lmnts> samad909: You should always use some swap, however small. If you hit the max amount of RAM the machine will likely crash.
[11:15] <erawfish> flush: ls -l /proc/kcore  how big is the file?
[11:15] <samad909> lmnts: how about a 1:1 ram:swap?
[11:15] <unop> !info w32codecs gutsy
[11:15] <ubotu> Package w32codecs does not exist in gutsy
[11:15] <erawfish> lmnts: it won't crash
[11:15] <lmnts> samad909: If you dont want a separate partition for swap, then you can always make a swap-file in the filesystem (as Windows does it).
[11:16] <unop> !info w32codecs feisty
[11:16] <erawfish> samad909: yes. for hibrenation
[11:16] <lmnts> erawfish: No?
[11:16] <flush> -r-------- 1 root root 939528192 2008-01-15 06:17 /proc/kcore
[11:16] <ubotu> Package w32codecs does not exist in feisty
[11:16] <erawfish> lmnts: you get a OOM error where the kernel shuts down a random process
[11:16] <lmnts> erawfish: Oh yes of course, my bad.
[11:16] <samad909> lmnts: which has better performance? file or partition for swap?
[11:16] <bazhang> unop: you need to go to www.medibuntu.org for those--the instructions are on the site
[11:17] <erawfish> samad909: partiton but the advantage is soo smal you won't notice
[11:17] <Veganarkismo> I'mm back...
[11:17] <lmnts> samad909: They say partition is better, but I never read some benchmarks.
[11:17] <Veganarkismo> Does anyone here know how to use GPart?
[11:17] <erawfish> Veganarkismo: ask a real an specific question
[11:17] <samad909> hmm, i would go with the file then, better than having partitions
[11:18] <flush> erawfish: http://allpr0h.eyh.ca/wtfx0r/hdledwtf.png
[11:18] <Veganarkismo> erawfish: How to fix partition tables with gparT?
[11:18] <flush> this is top, and look at he sda/sdb graph on gkrellm, nothing
[11:18] <lmnts> erawfish: hehe, I was about to write that. "Dont ask to ask a question, just ask." :)
[11:18] <flush> and while that the hd led is light up
[11:18] <erawfish> flush: what will that show me?
[11:18] <samad909> lmnts: how would i go about setting up the swap-file
[11:18] <moad> my download speed has dropped after upgrading to gutsy
[11:19] <Veganarkismo> Does anyone know how to fix partition tables with GPart?
[11:19] <Duzchip> WaZ': hehe yet another tutorial but still : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bcm4310
[11:19] <stib> Veganarkismo:  here  is a screen shot of gparted http://partedmagic.com/downloads/screenshots/gparted.jpeg
[11:19] <flush> erawfish what does it mean, why is the hd led light up if theres not even activity on the hd graph
[11:19] <stib> Veganarkismo: if you run gparted you'll see something like that.
[11:19] <erawfish> flush: in top, press "M". which process(es) use the most memory?
[11:19] <Veganarkismo> stib: isn't that gparted?
[11:19] <Veganarkismo> stib: I mean GPart
[11:20] <stib> Veganarkismo: yup
[11:20] <erawfish> flush: you run azureus, why do you even ask
[11:20] <lmnts> samad909: To create a 1G swap-file; dd if=/dev/zero of=targetfile bs=1 count=1 seek=1G then mkswap targetfile.
[11:20] <Veganarkismo> stib: it's text based
[11:20] <unop> !info vim-full gutsy
[11:20] <stib> Veganarkismo: why not use gparted?
[11:20] <lmnts> samad909: Hold, I'm on the phone.
[11:20] <Veganarkismo> stib: (the one in Parted Magic)
[11:20] <samad909> lmnts: alright thanks
[11:20] <ubotu> vim-full: Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor - full fledged version. In component universe, is extra. Version 1:7.1-056+2ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 943 kB, installed size 1892 kB
[11:20] <Veganarkismo> stib: someone said GPart is different to Gparted
[11:20] <bazhang> Veganarkismo: they are different
[11:21] <Veganarkismo> oh
[11:21] <stib> Veganarkismo: Oh OK I was talking about Parted magic
[11:21] <white_eagle> ikonia: sorry, but what should i do?
[11:21] <Veganarkismo> stib: can Gparted fix partition tables?
[11:21] <ikonia> white_eagle: I've never removed the ati drivers, I don't know what they install and where
[11:22] <stib> Veganarkismo:  My oath it can. It's basically a Xubuntu live CD pared down to 30Mb with a whole lot of useful disk fixin' tools
[11:22] <stib> Veganarkismo: http://partedmagic.com/
[11:22] <Veganarkismo> stib: I know, I was just using it
[11:22] <Veganarkismo> stib: but I was afraid I might accidently reformat the disk
[11:22] <stib> Veganarkismo: Oh, now you've confused me
[11:23] <Veganarkismo> stib: lol err ok ill start again
[11:23] <erawfish> stib: great trademark violation that name it seems
[11:23] <stib> Veganarkismo: well any partition tool will do that
[11:23] <Veganarkismo> stib: Earlier today I had a 125GB Ubuntu 7.10 Partition and a 30gb widoze partition
[11:24] <Veganarkismo> stic: The 30 GB windoze partition kept BSODing when I tried to boot into it
[11:24] <Veganarkismo> *stib: The 30 GB windoze partition kept BSODing when i tried to boot into it
[11:24] <ikonia> Veganarkismo: do you mean "windows"
[11:24] <stib> Veganarkismo: can you see the files on your windows disk?
[11:24] <samad909> now this is bad, he hasnt downloaded the image file, aargh! its a 512 connection and it is going to take 4hrs+ :S
[11:24] <Veganarkismo> ikonia: I intentionally call it windoze :P
[11:25] <lmnts> samad909: mount -t swap targetfile swap or something similar.
[11:25] <Veganarkismo> stib: I wanted to play a game on windows, so I tried to fix it
[11:25] <ikonia> Veganarkismo: then your intentionally behaving silly. It' called windows, please call it windows
[11:25] <samad909> lmnts: no auto mount?
[11:25] <lmnts> samad909: Err, sorry, don't "mount" it.
[11:25] <Veganarkismo> stib: someone told me to go into the recovery console
[11:25] <Veganarkismo> stib: and type "fixboot c:"
[11:25] <Veganarkismo> stib: I did that
[11:25] <lmnts> samad909: swapon targetfile
[11:25] <samad909> lmnts: you scare me for once, how do i activate it then?
[11:26] <Veganarkismo> stib: And then when I restarted, it said "NTLDR is missing"
[11:26] <ikonia> Veganarkismo: ##windows channel can help with that
[11:26] <samad909> lmnts: that way it will be up every reboot?
[11:26] <Veganarkismo> I went back on this channel by going on my Ubuntu Live CD
[11:26] <Veganarkismo> Stib: and someone said I should use "fixmbr"
[11:26] <stib> Veganarkismo: Oh, ok, you've bolloxed your MBR
[11:26] <lmnts> samad909: And then add "/path/to/targetfile  none swap sw 0 0" in /etc/fstab
[11:26] <ikonia> Veganarkismo: the guys in ##windows will help you with that
[11:27] <Kalamansi> hello guys is it okay to use my isp's dns to my pc2? my pc1 is my server ubuntu acting as my gateway. i dont have a router.. ubuntu is my router server..
[11:27] <Veganarkismo> stib: I did that and it said "invalid partition table"
[11:27] <ikonia> Veganarkismo: you are trying to fix a windows issue. Please take it to ##windows
[11:27] <samad909> lmnts: alright, thanks, now i have to wait till this image downloads!
[11:27] <lmnts> samad909: I didn't verify all these steps now... :)
[11:27] <Veganarkismo> ikonia: No, it's an ubuntu issue too
[11:27] <ikonia> Veganarkismo: no it's not
[11:28] <Veganarkismo> ikonia: everything got wiped out :\ including the ubuntu partition
[11:28] <ikonia> Veganarkismo: you have messed up your MBR and partition table
[11:28] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Yes, it is.
[11:28] <Veganarkismo> ikonia: Yes
[11:28] <Veganarkismo> Ok i'll consult the windows guys brb
[11:29] <samad909> thanks for the help people, will be back as soon as ubuntu is up here
[11:29] <goodhabit> Hello. Help me. I heed to do copy ubuntu mirror on dvd's. How I can do it?
[11:30] <ikonia> goodhabit: the mirros is over 70GB
[11:30] <marrokinooo> hello
[11:30] <ikonia> goodhabit: a DVD is 8GB
[11:30] <goodhabit> ikonia, I want only main branch.
[11:30] <ikonia> goodhabit: main is 70GB
[11:30] <goodhabit> And I know about weight of mirrors.
[11:31] <goodhabit> Ok.
[11:31] <goodhabit> 70|8=9
[11:31] <goodhabit> It is ok for me.
[11:31] <goodhabit> I'm just need a solution.
[11:31] <ikonia> goodhabit: apt-sync ?
[11:31] <ikonia> goodhabit: there are some perl scripts
[11:32] <asklepios> mhmm does anyone knows something about kdissert running under ubuntu 7.04?
[11:33] <marrokinooo> i have got an old sony vaio note book, PCG-F80= 64 MB of RAM, 533 Mhz AMD and 5726 MB of storage, i want to install an ubuntu based distro on, xbuntu is very slow, what can i do?
[11:33] <goodhabit> ikonia, I can't find apt-sync package.
[11:33] <marrokinooo> and
[11:33] <marrokinooo> one more thing, is that it should detect huawei wirless internet modem
[11:33] <marrokinooo> please help me
[11:33] <marrokinooo> i am new to Linux
[11:33] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, you can use wm instead of de, also ubuntu is not fastest distro in the world.
[11:33] <ikonia> goodhabit: mirror-sync
[11:34] <ikonia> goodhabit: it's a perl script
[11:34] <asklepios> I cannot change the icons and as well not all flags have icons already...
[11:34] <marrokinooo> what is WM??
[11:34] <Kalamansi> lmnts: what if someone will make fun with my dns? like they will dos or whatever term they call that.. putting your isp's dns is totaly okay? i will not dc especially my server?
[11:34] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, windows manager. Are you on ubuntu now?
[11:34] <marrokinooo> goodhabit: what is vm and de?
[11:34] <marrokinooo> no
[11:35] <asklepios> and I guess it could be a problem of gnome since kdissert requires kde... could this be true?
[11:35] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, privatemessage me.
[11:35] <marrokinooo> am in windows 2000
[11:35] <marrokinooo> ok
[11:35] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Dont worry about it. Unless you are making trouble for other ppl, they wont bother to DoS your machine.
[11:35] <sandyang> G`night
[11:35] <asklepios> mhmm can anyone read what i ve written?
[11:36] <czajkowski> asklepios: yes
[11:36] <asklepios> ...:-) lucky i
[11:36] <asklepios> ;-)
[11:36] <asklepios> but it seems that there is no mindmapper around
[11:36] <asklepios> so be it :-)
[11:36] <Kalamansi> Imnts : is there anyway to minimize this dns thing? like you will just assign ip add to pc2 without dns? (tho i tried not putting my isp's dns, pc2 cannot connect to the internet)
[11:36] <marrokinooo> goodhabit: it said i should register somewhere
[11:37] <bullgard4> Why are there two DEB program packages: 'links' and 'links2'? The Synaptic descriptions do not make clear the difference.
[11:37] <dooglus> the brightness controls on this laptop don't work quite right in gutsy.  I can turn the brightness down with them, but not back up.  is there a command line alternative to turn it back up?
[11:37] <marrokinooo> goodhabit: it said i should register somewhere
[11:37] <barduck> can anyone tell me how to completely disable DPMS in xorg.conf ? I try to set it too "off" but when I do xset -q I stil get "DPMS is Enabled", any ideas ?
[11:37] <BusMaster> hi, I just installed gutsy amd64 and googled a lot for software to use voice chat with google talk, but no luck. can  this be done?
[11:37] <marrokinooo> well i will register myself there
[11:38] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, you heed to have registered nickname, if you will get some troubles with it, ask #help or #freenode
[11:38] <lmnts> bullgard4: They are different versions. Choose links2.
[11:39] <lmnts> BusMaster: Please tell me if you find out! :)
[11:39] <bullgard4> lmnts: What is the main differnce between those two versions?
[11:39] <marrokinooo> ok
[11:39] <marrokinooo> thanks
[11:40] <dooglus> how can I turn the brightness up, when the 'sun' button does nothing?
[11:40] <lmnts> BusMaster: http://www.gtalk2voip.com/ perhaps that will help.
[11:40] <lmnts> bullgard4: No idea.
[11:40] <BusMaster> lmnts, :) so far I've tried pidgin, kopete and empathy. you can rule those out. I _know_ that tapioca work, btu i can't find the amd64 version
[11:40] <bullgard4> lmnts: ok
[11:40] <lmnts> bullgard4: apt-cache show links; apt-cache show links2, see the Version header.
[11:41] <Veganarkismo> The windows people are telling me to install windows!!! :(
[11:41] <lmnts> BusMaster: Another good reason for sticking to i386 for the moment. :)
[11:41] <danube> Veganarkismo: ?
[11:41] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, yo, just type /msg nickserv register YOUR_PASSWORD
[11:41] <lmnts> I only use 64-bit on servers. Don't want the hassle on laptop/workstation.
[11:41] <goodhabit> :)
[11:42] <Veganarkismo> long story, I'll be back in a sec
[11:42] <BusMaster> lmnts, ehh..well, 64 bit has this sex appeal thing, you know..;-)
[11:42] <lmnts> BusMaster: Yes I know, but man, the hassle is annoying. :)
[11:42] <marrokinooo> ggggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[11:43] <Kalamansi> lmnts no other way?
[11:43] <marrokinooo> i hate commad line!!!
[11:43] <lmnts> BusMaster: I'd rather have a VT-capable CPU and run a virtual machine with 64-bit if I need something specific.
[11:43] <Smitney> lol
[11:43] <borbus> I'm having a weird issue with nfs... I have a directory on a debian box which has been recursively set to a+rx with chmod... when I mount that directory with nfs on my other box I can see the first level of directories, but then there is nothing in the second level...
[11:43] <Smitney> hi all)
[11:43] <Kalamansi> lmnts how about you will set a proxy to the firefox and IE? im not sure if its possible
[11:43] <Smitney> Kalamansi hi
[11:44] <lmnts> Kalamansi: What do you mean? You have two choices, either use your own DNS or your ISP's. Dont worry about DoS.
[11:44] <Kalamansi> Smitney : hello how are things goin there
[11:44] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Of course that's possible. But you need a proxy somewhere to connect to.
[11:44] <BusMaster> lmnts, i thought so too..then I gave in to the sex appeal and 3 frenzied night of configuring, now everything work..flash, video, sound, skype..you name it. _except_ for google talk voice..I even got webcam, nvidia and wireless with ndiswrapper working :)
[11:44] <marrokinooo> it said my nickname is registred
[11:44] <Schalke1> borbus: if you try to CD into the directories do you get a "permission denied", or does there actually appear to be nothing in there?
[11:44] <Kalamansi> lmnts how to use my own dns?
[11:45] <marrokinooo> but i can't im private you
[11:45] <lmnts> BusMaster: All power to you! I would also want it working but didn't find the time yet. Think I will just wait it out till everything works out of the box.
[11:45] <borbus> Schalke1, there is just nothing
[11:45] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, that means what your nickname is busy. You have to change it to unregistered one.
[11:46] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, jabber account?
[11:46] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Uhm, you configure your machine to use your own DNS. That is /etc/resolv.conf.
[11:46] <marrokinooo> nop
[11:46] <Smitney> Kalamansi I from Ukraine)
[11:46] <marrokinooo> i use skype!!!
[11:46] <XiXaQ> I've changed dns server for my desktop. Do I need to restart anything for it to be effective?
[11:46] <Kalamansi> i have problem also to my firestarter. every 3 minutes or 6 minutes it disappear from my taskbar.. i cannot see the logs.. i have to manually run it again so i could see the logs.. is there anyway to open the firewall always on the task bar?
[11:46] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, #bubobaka
[11:46] <goodhabit> now
[11:46] <Smitney> marrokinooo how long?
[11:46] <lmnts> XiXaQ: Sometimes I've noticed that Firefox needs a restart.
[11:46] <Kalamansi> Imnts : i have problem also to my firestarter. every 3 minutes or 6 minutes it disappear from my taskbar.. i cannot see the logs.. i have to manually run it again so i could see the logs.. is there anyway to open the firewall always on the task bar?
[11:46] <marrokinooo> ???
[11:47] <marrokinooo> sorry???
[11:47] <Schalke1> borbus: sounds like a misconfig of the NFS server to not recursively share directories.
[11:47] <goodhabit> marrokinooo, /join #bubobaka
[11:47] <goodhabit> omg.
[11:47] <borbus> Schalke1, my exports file looks like this: /mnt *(rw,no_root_squash)
[11:47] <lmnts> Kalamansi: I don't know everything, no idea. :)
[11:47] <marrokinooo> ah
[11:47] <Kalamansi> Smitney : thats nice.. how may help you?
[11:47] <Schalke1> borbus: i never used NFS, so i dont know what export files are :P
[11:47] <Schalke1> borbus: samba for me :D
[11:48] <Smitney> Kalamansi my english is very bad,I dont can explane
[11:48] <Kalamansi> Imnts : i will just change my isp's dns? is it okay?
[11:48] <Kalamansi> Smitney : me too. english is not my 1st language
[11:48] <Smitney> Kalamansi because I speek ukrainian,not english
[11:48] <borbus> Schalke1, I have samba on the server too but nfs is faster
[11:48] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Sure. That's what it's there for.
[11:49] <borbus> I've never had an issue with it before..
[11:49] <Schalke1> borbus: ah, that i didnt know
[11:49] <Smitney> Kalamansi I must go to university,bye :)
[11:49] <void^> borbus: nfs exports only one filesystem
[11:49] <fevel> hello everybody
[11:49] <Smitney> fevel hi and bye)
[11:49] <Kalamansi> Smitney wait
[11:50] <fevel> is it possible to search for a keyword on all textfiles on a system from the command line?
[11:50] <Smitney> Kalamansi I stay
[11:50] <fevel> bye Smitney
[11:50] <Smitney> Kalamansi fast man,my time is go...
[11:50] <lmnts> fevel: You may use "grep -r the-text some-files", where some-files may be /home/your-home or similar.
[11:51] <bullgard4> kernelparameters.txt writes: "The video mode to be used is selected by a kernel parameter which can be specified in the kernel Makefile (the SVGA_MODE=... line) or ..." What does 'SVGA' stand here for?
[11:51] <Kalamansi> Smitney : what is your email add or you have yahoo messenger ?
[11:51] <lmnts> fevel: Or press ALT+F3 and use Deskbar Applet, it's faster.
[11:51] <borbus> void^, so.. does it? I have exported a directory before and been able to access the second level directories...
[11:51] <borbus> Or is it because I'm try to export mounts?
[11:51] <Smitney> Kalamansi I dont have yahoo messenger,but i have e-mail
[11:52] <Kalamansi> Imnts : this is the contents of my /etc/resolv.conf .. nameserver 45.33.231.23 .. can i change it to 192.168.5.0? is that all? no more to add? i dont want to mess again with my ubuntu and reinstall again
[11:52] <Kalamansi> Smitney : what is you email add?
[11:52] <Smitney> Kalamansi 225887711-my ICQ,if you want-write me
[11:52] <white_eagle> !pastebin
[11:52] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[11:52] <olskolirc> SOS I don't have a reboot and shutdown button anymore just a logout button. how do i get that back please?
[11:52] <Kalamansi> Smitney : you wanna make friends with me?
[11:52] <Smitney> Kalamansi   mail@smitney.org.ua
[11:52] <lmnts> Kalamansi: 192.168.5.0 would be your network address, and not a specific machine. That will not work.
[11:53] <Kalamansi> Imnts : can you give me a sample nameserver to put in my etc resolv please? thanks
[11:53] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Changing your resolv.conf will not mess up the installation in any way. Just change back if it doesnt work.
[11:53] <void^> borbus: directories aren't filesystems. if you export /mnt and you have another filesystem mounted at /mnt/foo, /mnt/foo will be empty
[11:53] <Smitney> Kalamansi i must go,sorry
[11:53] <Kalamansi> Smitney what is your email?
[11:53] <borbus> void^, Ahh.. it seems to work if I just mount the individual mounts
[11:53] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Use the nameserver that your ISP provides for you.
[11:53] <Kalamansi> Imnts : my server gateway is 192.168.2.1
[11:54] <white_eagle> how to enable direct rendering? This shows up if i enter glxinfo|grep dir: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/51999/plain/
[11:54] <Smitney> Kalamansi  smitney@ukr.net take)
[11:54] <void^> borbus: yes, one filesystem at a time.
[11:54] <borbus> void^, thanks, I didn't know there was actually a difference
[11:54] <Kalamansi> Imnts : but if i use my isp's dns i will still use it to pc2 workstation?
[11:54] <borbus> But it makes sense of cours
[11:54] <white_eagle> it sais try setting up LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose, how to set that?
[11:54] <Kalamansi> Imnts : how about assigning a fake dns to workstation pc2?
[11:54] <Kalamansi> Smitney : okay we can be friends mate. im from philippines
[11:55] <Smitney> Kalamansi very nice)
[11:55] <Kalamansi> Smitney : you take there mate. ill email you soon
[11:55] <DarthSOup> I need some help
[11:55] <DarthSOup> who has a minute?
[11:55] <Kalamansi> Smitney : you take care there
[11:55] <void^> borbus: there's a nohide option to export all mounts in a directory tree but it's potentially unreliable and a little tricky
[11:56] <Kalamansi> Imnts : what if i will not use my isp's dns. how to assign a fake dns? im not good in scripting and numbers of dns on what to assign...
[11:57] <famicon> yo
[11:57] <famicon> what is the latest ubuntu version
[11:57] <famicon> as in testing, not stable
[11:58] <ikonia> 7.10
[11:58] <DarthSOup> help? anybody?
[11:58] <lmnts> Kalamansi: This has nothing to do with scripting. Assigning a non-existant (fake?) DNS is possible, but you will only be able to communicate with the internet using IP addresses and not names. www.hotmail.com for example is not accessible, since the computer cannot look up the IP of the name.
[11:58] <DarthSOup> so I'm just going to throw my questiono out there
[11:58] <ikonia> DarthSOup: just ask the question
[11:58] <lmnts> Kalamansi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name_system
[11:58] <borbus> void^, ahh, well that's ok, it's better mounting them seperately anyway... to save me looking it up... what's the best way to automatically mount nfs on startup? Do you use fstab for that too?
[11:59] <famicon> Kalamansi what are you trying to achieve
[11:59] <famicon> If this is for a company or whatnot, i solve it for you at the appropriate hourly rates
[11:59] <DarthSOup> I have an asus motherboard with a wireless card. I apparently need to install the drivers to get the wireless capabilities going, but when I throw in the disk of drivers that came with the motherboard, I don't know which drivers to install, how to install, etc.
[11:59] <void^> borbus: fstab works
[11:59] <lmnts> famicon: :D
[12:00] <famicon> lmnts drugs and hookers dont come cheap you know
[12:00] <borbus> void^, do you know what happens if fstab fails to mount an nfs export? ie. if the server is down... does it just fail silently?
[12:00] <ikonia> DarthSOup what is the card
[12:01] <void^> borbus: it hangs and timeouts unless you specify an option like bg to make it retry in background
[12:01] <lmnts> famicon: Yes, the life of a computer nerd can be hard sometimes. :P
[12:01] <Kalamansi> famicon: lmnts: i just want to hide my isp's dns. like i will use a fake dns to my workstation pc2..im afraid of dos... is it possible? my gateway in eth1 is 192.168.2.1 .. how about assigning a dns to pc2 workstation a dns like 192.168.5.0? before doing that i will change first my resolv.conf to 192.168.5.0 ... is that possible?
[12:01] <DarthSOup> M2N32-SLI Deluxe
[12:01] <ikonia> DarthSOup: thats a motherboard, not a network card
[12:02] <famicon> Kalamansi it is possible if you pay me 100 bucks an hour
[12:02] <famicon> ill share my enterprise network rig
[12:02] <DarthSOup> I know...but the motherboard comes with the wireless card
[12:02] <DarthSOup> it's one package
[12:02] <ikonia> Kalamansi: I think you have been in here asking about this before
[12:02] <borbus> void^, is that the best thing? If the server is down then it's probably not going to be back any time soon... will retrying just waste resources?
[12:02] <ikonia> Kalamansi: and you where told the same thing then
[12:02] <famicon> DarthSOup check lspci output
[12:02] <Kalamansi> ikonia : yeah because i want to use fake dns.. not my real isp's dns ...
[12:02] <DarthSOup> Ispci?
[12:03] <Raseel> Hi guys, I need help with my SONY Vaio VGN-FZ140E
[12:03] <ikonia> Kalamansi and you where told that does not work, and that you should contact your ISP to get the correct information
[12:03] <lmnts> Kalamansi: Ok, now... there is no such thing as a "fake" DNS.
[12:03] <lmnts> There, problem solved.
[12:03] <Raseel> Anyone ?
[12:03] <ikonia> lmnts thank you
[12:03] <famicon> actually, there is something like it
[12:03] <lmnts> famicon: In what sense?
[12:03] <pvh_sa|wrk> Kalamansi, you want to create a 'split horizon' DNS?
[12:03] <DarthSOup> famicon, what is Ispci?
[12:03] <lmnts> famicon: Hidden DNS? Over VPN?
[12:03] <ikonia> Raseel: saying anyone is pointless
[12:03] <famicon> lmnts somethin gliek that
[12:03] <famicon> in some order
[12:04] <koltan> hi: how can I find what is going wrong when I'm installing ubuntu 7.10 in an amd64?
[12:04] <famicon> and DarthSOup just try that on a commandline
[12:04] <famicon> koltan check the log files
[12:04] <lmnts> I wouldn't call that a fake DNS.
[12:04] <Raseel> ikonia: Sorry, I'm a noob. But keep correcting me whenever I go wrong
[12:04] <ikonia> koltan: what is the problem
[12:04] <DarthSOup> famicon...what does it do?
[12:04] <lmnts> pvh_sa|wrk: Doesn't seem that he intends to create a split horizon either, from what I can tell.
[12:04] <famicon> it will kick you in the nuts
[12:04] <pvh_sa|wrk> Kalamansi, i.e. you want one set of names to be valid on the internal network, but you don't want that set of names to be visible to the outside world?
[12:04] <ikonia> Raseel: I've not seen you ask a question, so saying anyone ? means nothing to me
[12:04] <ikonia> pvh_sa|wrk: thats not what he wants
[12:04] <famicon> DarthSOup actually what it does is that it will give a listing of the pci stuff
[12:04] <void^> borbus: doubt it will hurt much.. you can just set it to noauto,user or something like that of course
[12:05] <famicon> eg mobo chipsets
[12:05] <koltan> famicon: Ubunto doesn't start. It stops at executing the local script
[12:05]  * pvh_sa|wrk tries to figure out what DNS has got to do with DOS
[12:05] <famicon> which local script
[12:05] <koltan> famicon: where are the instalation logs?
[12:05] <famicon>  /var/log
[12:05] <DarthSOup> famicon, I'm totally new to linux here
[12:05] <Raseel> ikonia:Gotcha !!! I have trouble with my head-phone jack on my Sony Vaio VGN-FZ140E with ubuntu Gutsy, and the ubuntu-laptop channel is not responding.
[12:05] <famicon> ahahahaha
[12:06] <wers> anyone here has a pwc webcam?
[12:06] <wers> my logitech quickcam doesn't work well in gutsy but it worked well on feisty
[12:06] <Raseel> ikonia:I can hear sound when I boot into Vista (sory for saying the "v" word here :-))
[12:06] <Kalamansi> lmnts: ikonia : pvh_sa|wrk: i tried to change my resolv.conf like for example my isp's dns is 12.34.234.12 .. i change it to 192.168.5.0 and i use it to pc2 workstation and the result is failed.. pc2 cannot connect to internet if i use 192.168.5.0 dns.. but if i use the dns of my isp i pc2 can connect to internet... how to setup a fake dns to resolv.conf?
[12:06] <wers> there seems to be a problem with the pwc driver in gutsy
[12:07] <Raseel> ikonia:But when i boot into Ubunut, I still hear from the Laptop speakers and no sound from the head-phones
[12:07] <famicon> Kalamansi does that adress have an actual resolver running on it
[12:07] <lmnts> famicon: It's the network address (assuming a class C network)... dont bother. :)
[12:07] <famicon> unless you have either bind9 handling those querries its not gonna work
[12:07] <famicon> lmnts yeah i know
[12:07]  * famicon has several Class C ranges regged in his name
[12:07] <Kalamansi> shit i cannot explain it well i guess
[12:07]  * famicon is awesome like that
[12:08] <Kalamansi> english is not my 1st language thats the problem
[12:08] <Kalamansi> hehehe
[12:08] <pvh_sa|wrk> Kalamansi, so you want a local DNS, but it must also work for resolving on the internet, right? so you need to set your DNS on 192.168.5.0 to forward queries to your ISP's DNS... making sense?
[12:08] <Kalamansi> errrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[12:08] <loxley_> Kalamansi: yes, you need a resolver still.. as famicon said
[12:08] <lmnts> famicon: Operate your own AS?
[12:08] <Kalamansi> what the! the!
[12:08] <Kalamansi> hehehe
[12:08] <Krstfrs> where is the open-nautilus-on-usb-stick-plug-in defined?
[12:08] <famicon> lmnts something like that
[12:08] <famicon> got my own little registrar/isp going for me
[12:08] <Kalamansi> pvh_sa|wrk: yes. like i will use a fake one (dns)
[12:08] <lmnts> Just about to register an AS for a startup.
[12:08] <Raseel> Kalamansi: You should try DNS Proxy utilities. Try dproxy
[12:09] <famicon> lmnts we need to work together!
[12:09] <famicon> :D
[12:09] <famicon> from sweden right?
[12:09] <lmnts> :)
[12:09] <lmnts> Yes.
[12:09] <pvh_sa|wrk> Kalamansi, so in your local DNS you will set up records for your local zone that is not visible to the rest of the world (e.g. pc1.mydomain), and also it will forward queries for on-internet things (like www.google.com) ?
[12:09] <lankke> hi there people... does anyone in here have some knowledge with apache ant ...??? I am having trouble building some files for the google calendar apis, I have run diagnostics and I see that core tasks and optional tasks are unset. there are also many other parameters which appear to be erroneous
[12:10] <lmnts> famicon: Hmm, I need to register PMs, apparently.
[12:10] <famicon> got msn?
[12:10] <i3ear> I was a windowsfag that is new to Linux. :(
[12:10] <i3ear> Can anyone give me a link to some basic information? Like
[12:10] <Raseel> pvh_sa|wrk: I suggested that Kalamansi may be looking got a DNS proxy utility like Dproxy or DNSmasque
[12:10] <pvh_sa|wrk> Raseel, yeah, except he also seems to want some local info in it
[12:11] <i3ear> File system information
[12:11] <Raseel> pvh_sa|wrk:You can include /etc/hosts info in it too
[12:11] <i3ear> Like where is my desktop? Where do I install shit so it affects all users? etc
[12:11] <lankke> i3ear, there are loads of links out there... what exactly do you want to learn
[12:11] <Kalamansi> pvh_sa|wrk: okay i will explain again.. my pc1 is server ubuntu which is the gateway of my two pcs pc2 and pc3.. pc2 and pc3 uses a dns of my isp.. how to use a fake dns for both pc2 and pc3? because im afraid of dos when im in the middle of uploading files
[12:11] <pvh_sa|wrk> Raseel, ok, never used that...
[12:11] <i3ear> Basic n00b stuff
[12:11] <Helvasca> hey
[12:11] <lankke> ok...
[12:11] <Helvasca> whats the command to stop gnome
[12:11] <i3ear> Like
[12:12] <lankke> i3ear,  your Desktop will be under /home/(your user name)/Desktop
[12:12] <i3ear> Where do I install Javascript so it affects my computer globaly?
[12:12] <Raseel> Hey Kalamansi : Download, compile and run Dproxy on pc1, then in /etc/resolv.conf of pc2 and pc3, point to pc1 ipaddress
[12:12] <i3ear> What are the terminal commands?
[12:12] <i3ear> Essental stuff like that
[12:12] <i3ear> Alright
[12:12] <Helvasca> How do I restart my Xserver from a TTY?
[12:13] <famicon> Helvasca ctrl alt backspace
[12:13] <lankke> try searching "basic linux commands"
[12:13] <Raseel> Kalamansi: and in /etc/resolv.conf of pc1, put the real DNS given by your ISP
[12:13] <Kalamansi> ~# apt-get install Dproxy
[12:13] <Kalamansi> Reading package lists... Done
[12:13] <Kalamansi> Building dependency tree
[12:13] <Kalamansi> Reading state information... Done
[12:13] <Kalamansi> E: Couldn't find package Dproxy
[12:13] <Kalamansi> root@eversun-desktop:~#
[12:13] <lankke> google
[12:13] <Helvasca> famicon: not from within a tty
[12:13] <pvh_sa|wrk> Kalamansi, its not a 'fake DNS', its a forwarding DNS...
[12:13] <famicon>  /etc/init.d/gdm restart then
[12:13] <Helvasca> famicon: From in a tty not the running x
[12:13] <Helvasca> thanks
[12:14] <Raseel> Kalamansi : http://dproxy.sourceforge.net/
[12:14] <Kalamansi> Raseel:  yes there is already..i dont want to use my isp's dns to my pc2 and pc3 thats why i really need help on how to use a fake dns..not using dns of my isps..im afraid of dos..
[12:15] <Raseel> Kalamansi: You need to compile this package and edit /etc/dproxy.conf file on your pc1. Also, pc1 has to have ISP's DNS in its /etc/resolve.conf
[12:15] <Kalamansi> pvh_sa|wrk: how oto do that forwarding dns?
[12:15] <Raseel> Kalamansi:  After this, in /etc/resolv.conf of pc2 and pc3, give pc1 address as the fake DNS entry
[12:16] <pvh_sa|wrk> Kalamansi, well, you can go the dproxy route like Raseel is talking about, or install bind and put your ISPs DNS address in the 'forwarders' section of named.conf (and config the all the /etc/resolv.conf files to point to your pc1)
[12:17] <Kalamansi> Raseel: done downloading the .tar how to compile this? i am not very good in scripting...
[12:17] <Raseel> pvh_sa|wrk : Yes, thats what I'm talking about
[12:17] <siavash_> hi ppl i dunno what i've done that each time i boot ubuntu it goes to a root(terminal like screen) and i must write "shutdown -r now" to get in ubuntu, can u help??
[12:18] <ikonia> Kalamansi: this is not the place to discuss dproxy building support
[12:18] <ikonia> Kalamansi: this is a support area for ubuntu and ubuntu supported products/services
[12:18] <siavash_> can any one help?
[12:18] <Kalamansi> ikonia : sorry...
[12:19] <ikonia> Kalamansi: no need to be sorry
[12:21] <siavash_>  "hi ppl i dunno what i've done that each time i boot ubuntu it goes to a root(terminal like screen) and i must write "shutdown -r now" to get in ubuntu, can u help??"
[12:21] <ikonia> siavash_: after it reboots does it boot ubuntu ?
[12:21] <siavash_> yea it shows loading
[12:22] <siavash_> but after it goes to terminal
[12:22] <ikonia> siavash_: please login to the terminal and show me "uname -a"
[12:22] <siavash_> "Linux SiaPc 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Tue Dec 18 08:02:57 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux"
[12:23] <ikonia> siavash_: dpkg -l | grep -i xorg
[12:23] <siavash_> can i pm it?
[12:23] <Lokii-> sounds like somebodies xserver isn't starting
[12:23] <ikonia> siavash_: I'd rather you didn't
[12:23] <ikonia> Lokii-: server install I'm thinking
[12:23] <MGalaxy> anybody has installed Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 2005 on (k)ubuntu?
[12:23] <Lokii-> use pastebin
[12:24] <Lokii-> !pastebin
[12:24] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:24] <Lokii-> ^^
[12:24] <siavash_> k ty
[12:25] <siavash_> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52003/plain/
[12:25] <Lokii-> sometimes i have found its just easier to reinstall after you screw it up too much but we'll see if we can't help you out
[12:25] <Lokii-> ;p
[12:25] <ikonia> oooh, it's all there
[12:25] <siavash_> :p
[12:25] <Lokii-> heh
[12:25] <ikonia> is vnc installed by default ? (as in the viewer)
[12:26] <ikonia> siavash_: has this every worked ?
[12:26] <siavash_> ???
[12:26] <ikonia> ever
[12:26] <Lokii-> have you been able to get into the gui desktop before ?
[12:26] <siavash_> yea it was working before if u mean
[12:26] <Lokii-> k
[12:26] <ikonia> siavash_: what did you do before it stopped working
[12:26] <bullgard4> "/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic/arch/i386/boot/Makefile:# Set it to -DSVGA_MODE=NORMAL_VGA if you just want the EGA/VGA mode." What does 'DSVGA' stand for?
[12:26] <siavash_> i think i unmounted my swap
[12:27] <Lokii-> Laughing Out Loud
[12:27] <ikonia> siavash_: that won't be the problem
[12:27] <siavash_> :))
[12:27] <ikonia> Lokii-: why do you keep saying laughing out loud ?
[12:27] <Lokii-> becausze i'm laughin
[12:27] <ikonia> !lol | Lokii-
[12:27] <ubotu> Lokii-: Please don't use "LOL" and "OMG" and so forth on a regular basis. This is IRC, not IM, and using those lines on their own is not required, and it is rather annoying to the rest of the people in the channel; thanks.
[12:28] <ikonia> siavash_: did you do anything else, such as update your video card drivers (restricted manager) anything like that
[12:28] <siavash_> hmm i did that but it was working after i did it
[12:28] <siavash_> oh, i remembred i installed virtualbox
[12:28] <ikonia> siavash_: what video card do you have ?
[12:28] <Lokii-> siavash if you login to terminal
[12:28] <Lokii-> can you start X ?
[12:28] <siavash_> nvidia 7600
[12:28] <siavash_> start x???
[12:29] <siavash_> how?? :P
[12:29] <ikonia> Lokii-: isn't there normally an "x cannot find an usable screen" type error if it's borked on startup ?
[12:29] <Lokii-> been a while but i believe its "start x"
[12:29] <ikonia> startx
[12:29] <ikonia> no space
[12:29] <siavash_> i use "shutdown -r now" and it goes to login page
[12:29] <ikonia> siavash_: thats a reboot
[12:29] <ikonia> hang on
[12:30] <siavash_> k
[12:30] <ikonia> so you reboot and it goes back to a graphical login ?
[12:30] <siavash_> yea
[12:30] <InspectorCluseau> try init 3 at the prompt?
[12:30] <ikonia> siavash_: grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:30] <siavash_> and btw when it goes to terminal its root@siapc not my user
[12:30] <InspectorCluseau> or startx
[12:30] <Lokii-> ikona.. i forget which file it'd be in but he should check to make sure he has his monitor defined as vt100 aswell
[12:30] <ikonia> InspectorCluseau: ubuntu runs at 2 by default
[12:31] <InspectorCluseau> ok init 2
[12:31] <ikonia> siavash_: it's booting into single user mode
[12:31] <queuetue> Hi.  Does anyone else use rsnapshot?  Do you have any idea how to use a +ssh_args and a +rsync_long_args on the same line?
[12:31] <siavash_> siavash@SiaPc:~$ grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:31] <siavash_>         (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.
[12:31] <siavash_> (II) Loading extension MIT-SCREEN-SAVER
[12:31] <ikonia> siavash_: look in your /boot/grub/menu.lst for the line "default"
[12:31] <Pici> siavash_: Thats normal.
[12:31] <ikonia> siavash_: or can you pastebin you menu.lst
[12:31] <siavash_> k
[12:31] <Pici> !paste
[12:31] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:31] <ikonia> although why it doesn't do the default runlevel when he reboot's I don't understand
[12:32] <ikonia> if single is the default, it should do single each time
[12:32] <Lokii-> it might have been changed to super somehow
[12:32] <Lokii-> wait and see whats in that file
[12:32] <ikonia> Lokii-: but the same should happen when he reboots
[12:32] <ikonia> Lokii-: shutdown -r now should reproduct the same default boot
[12:33] <siavash_> here http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52005/plain/
[12:33] <ikonia> reproduce even
[12:33] <Kalamansi> ikonia : please help... one last question about dns thing... is it really okay to use the dns of my isp?
[12:33] <Lokii-> i dunno then
[12:33] <ikonia> Kalamansi: as I've told you before, ring and ask them
[12:33] <ikonia> siavash_ thats dpkg -l | grep xorg again
[12:33] <siavash_> ops :))))
[12:34] <Kalamansi> hello guys is it really okay to put my isp's dns to my pc2 and pc3 workstation?
[12:34] <ikonia> Kalamansi ring your ISP and ask them
[12:34] <ikonia> Kalamansi: they will tell you the rules
[12:34] <ikonia> Kalamansi: if you are all connecting through the same broadband router then you can assume yes
[12:34] <siavash_> :))) here http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52006/plain/
[12:34] <Kalamansi> ikonia i did that last afternoon i call them and they dont know
[12:34] <ikonia> Kalamansi they don't know if you are allowed to use their own dns servers....I doubt that
[12:34] <lankke> can someone please tell me the correct way to set JAVA_HOME so that apache ant works properly??
[12:35] <ikonia> siavash_: according to that the default is 4 change it to 0
[12:35] <bazhang> Kalamansi: some isp's frown on that activity; ymmv
[12:35] <lankke> would it be like this export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-icedtea ant
[12:35] <siavash_> k
[12:35] <ikonia> lankke ant is a command
[12:36] <doctorow> I've just created an encrypted partition on an external USB disk (sdb1) using sudo luksformat -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 -- now I need to figure out how to mount it. I know I have to do something with /dev/mapper, but I don't know what. Can anyone help?
[12:36] <Lokii-> lankke
[12:36] <Lokii-> thats easy
[12:36] <Lokii-> cd /usr/bin
[12:36] <Lokii-> rm java
[12:36] <doctorow> I would like to mount it at /backup
[12:36] <siavash_> ikonia: i did it
[12:36] <ikonia> rm java !!!
[12:36] <Lokii-> ln -s /path/to/java
[12:36] <ikonia> Lokii-: ????
[12:36] <siavash_> ikonia: shall i reset?
[12:36] <ikonia> siavash_: sounds good
[12:36] <siavash_> :))
[12:37] <siavash_> ikonia: shall i reset?
[12:37] <ikonia> siavash_: reboot
[12:37] <siavash_> k
[12:37] <strike> has anyone here had experience with fbset?
[12:37] <ikonia> lankke: export JAVA_HOME=path/you/want
[12:37] <qos> hey guys. i am connected via ssh to my ubuntu server, but when i am pressing up and down arrows not the command i inserted before will shown but the these signs: "^[[A" "^[[B"
[12:37] <ikonia> strike: just ask the question
[12:38] <ikonia> qos: your client doesn't have the correct terminal emmulation
[12:38] <Lokii-> lankke don't bother iwht profiles
[12:38] <Lokii-> its a waste of time
[12:38] <Lokii-> with*
[12:38] <bullgard4> "/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic/arch/i386/boot/Makefile:# Set it to -DSVGA_MODE=NORMAL_VGA if you just want the EGA/VGA mode." What does 'DSVGA' stand for?
[12:38] <qos> ikonia, so... , how to i find out the right emulation and set it correctly?
[12:38] <strike> i have been setting my bootup console resolutions to the max but one monitor reverts back to 80x25 after switching into x
[12:38] <ikonia> qos: what client are you using ?
[12:38] <doctorow> Anyone know how to tell a luksformat encrypted partition where to mount?
[12:39] <qos> ikonia, ssh
[12:39] <ikonia> qos: from where ?
[12:39] <turbocueca> Hello people
[12:39] <ikonia> qos: as in what ssh client
[12:39] <qos> ikonia, how to i find out?
[12:39] <ikonia> qos: what application are you opening to use as an ssh client
[12:39] <Juhaz> bullgard4, D is not part of the word, it's the command line flag to gcc, so what it sets is just SVGA
[12:40] <qos> tilda
[12:40] <strike> i get about 2 seconds of the console res that i want then it goes back to default i have only tried vesafb driver and not sure what else to try
[12:40] <qos> ikonia, tilda
[12:40] <andres__> _
[12:40] <Lokii-> nn all
[12:40] <ikonia> qos: I've never used tilda so I have no idea how to set terminal emmulation up in it
[12:40] <qos> qos, whats about screen?
[12:40] <strike> i think its a monitor thing but how do you find out what drivers to try next
[12:40] <Pici> qos: tilde is not an ssh client, its a terminal.
[12:42] <bullgard4> Juhaz: And what does the 'D' command line flag stand for?
[12:42] <strike> has anyone set a console res without using vesafb?
[12:43] <Juhaz> bullgard4, define.
[12:43] <bullgard4> Juhaz: Thank you for explaining.
[12:43] <Juhaz> bullgard4, it sets a macro, same as if you'd have #define SVGA NORMAL_VGA in the code
[12:44] <bullgard4> Juhaz: yes, ok.
[12:44] <qos> ikonia, do you know how to set this in terminal?
[12:44] <doctorow> Does anyone know anything about luksformat?
[12:44] <siavash_> hi again
[12:45] <siavash_> ikonia: i didnt work
[12:45] <siavash_> :((
[12:45] <strike> i want to make my console resolution the same as my usplash.conf res can anyone help
[12:45] <siavash_> but i understanded something new
[12:45] <siavash_> ikonia???
[12:46] <siavash_> ??
[12:47] <dusty-sts> Hey guys I am having trouble with sound in ubuntu, I can't get it to work?
[12:47] <dusty-sts> !sound
[12:47] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[12:47] <strike> does /dev/fb0 exist in ubuntu? under another name
[12:47] <siavash_> ikonia: hi!!
[12:47] <ikonia> hello
[12:48] <siavash_> i rebooted but wont work
[12:48] <siavash_> i got the problem
[12:48] <ikonia> exactly the same problem
[12:48] <latina> hola
[12:48] <latina> lol
[12:48] <bullgard4> dusty-sts: see https://help.ubuntu.com/ community/Sound
[12:49] <dusty-sts> bullgard4, im looking at it now
[12:49] <siavash_> checking filesystems
[12:49] <ikonia> siavash_: don't worry about that
[12:49] <siavash_> fsck.ext3 unable to  resolve <big number>
[12:49] <ikonia> siavash_: thats because you keep rebooting
[12:49] <dusty-sts> bullgard4, i've gone through that stuff, i have alsa mixer selected, my sound card is recognised.. now what?
[12:49] <siavash_> ikonia: fsck died
[12:50] <ikonia> siavash_: what do you mean died
[12:50] <siavash_> ikonia : and somthing about maintain root
[12:50] <ikonia> siavash_: I need you to start being more specific with your answer
[12:50] <qos> ikonia, do you know how to set this in terminal?
[12:50] <siavash_> it wrote that
[12:50] <bullgard4> dusty-sts: Please put more precise questions here.
[12:50] <ikonia> qos: Pici advised you that tilda is not a terminal
[12:50] <siavash_> fsck diedcode 0 i think
[12:50] <ikonia> siavash_: it didn't write "something about root" and "blah blah blah"
[12:50] <qos> ikonia, but terminal is ... or?
[12:50] <dusty-sts> bullgard4, how do i get sound to work?
[12:51] <ikonia> is or ?
[12:51] <strike> does anyone know about fbset and /dev/fb0? i want to set my console to the same resolution as my usplash screen
[12:51] <siavash_> ikonia: it said getting a maintain root and also ctrl-d will termnate root and countineu* boot scripts
[12:51] <Pici> ikonia: qos: tilde IS a terminal, its NOT an ssh client.  'ssh' is the ssh client.
[12:52] <ikonia> siavash_: it didn't say "getting a maintain root"
[12:52] <ikonia> Pici: I have no idea what it is
[12:52] <ikonia> Pici: over to you
[12:52] <siavash_> ikonia : it said somthing like that at last :)))
[12:52] <ikonia> siavash_: I'm not smiling or laughing
[12:52] <ikonia> siavash_: I have asked you to be accurate with what you are saying if you want help
[12:52] <Pici> ikonia: its just a collapsable gui terminal that is toggled by ~, like kuake for kde.
[12:52] <ikonia> siavash_: or you are just wasitn me time
[12:52] <qos> Pici, so how do i set the correct terminal emulation?
[12:52] <ikonia> Pici: ahhhh
[12:53] <siavash_> ok ok it said "try to fix your filesystem manualy " exactly
[12:53] <strike> what is the standard 80x25 text screen res? 400x300?
[12:54] <Pici> qos: If you right click on it, you should get some settings, just modify those to fit your needs.  Or use just use gnome-terminal
[12:54] <ikonia> siavash_: right, I need you to boot from the livecd, and I then need you to run fsck -n /dev/$device_your_root_file_system_is_on
[12:54] <qos> Pici, what are my needs? ;)
[12:54] <lankke> thanks Lokii-
[12:54] <ikonia> siavash_: you will need to use "sudo"
[12:54] <siavash_> ok so call u after i done
[12:54] <siavash_> thx
[12:54] <Pici> qos: I dont know, you're the one asking about specific terminal emulation settings.
[12:55] <qos> Pici, how do i find out which settings are needed?
[12:55] <lmnts> Sheesh, gparted takes FOREVER!
[12:55] <Pici> qos: Whats the problem that you are having that leads you to believe that you need to change terminal emulation settings?
[12:55] <lmnts> Did anyone try out the HSDPA WWAN hardware in Lenovo Thinkpads?
[12:56] <Pici> lmnts: I didnt purchase that option on my T60, have you checked on http://thinkwiki.org ?
[12:56] <ikonia> lmnts: you may find a better response to that posting on the forum
[12:56] <qos> Pici, if i am pressing arrow up and down it generates "^[[A" and "^[[B" instead of the commands i entered before
[12:57] <lmnts> Pici: Nothing really good there, from what I found.
[12:57] <Pici> qos: give me a moment to check here, need to wait for apt to finish a quick upgrade.
[12:57] <lmnts> ikonia: Ok.
[12:57] <ikonia> lmnts: put a good title on
[12:57]  * Paolinho back
[12:57] <lmnts> I will investigate further as soon as I have Ubuntu on there.
[12:57] <lmnts> Still running gparted.
[12:57] <qos> Pici, sure... thanks in advance
[12:57] <Pici> !away > Paolinho (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[12:58] <lmnts> ikonia: I will try it out first tho, just wanted to hear if someone had experience with them.
[12:59] <lankke>       okay... i'm confused
[12:59] <lankke> Is JAVA_HOME=/   supposed to be the path to the jdk folder or is it supposed to point to the binary?
[13:00] <ikonia> lankke: your java environment
[13:00] <ikonia> eg: /usr/bin for java home if your binary is in /usr/bin/
[13:00] <lankke> it is there... but I don't understand how this would help ant
[13:01] <ikonia> lankke: what are you trying to do ?
[13:01] <lankke> basically i'm having trouble with apache ant... i can't build the demo files and someone told me i should set the JAVA_HOME path
[13:02] <lankke> http://code.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=78455&topic=12022#linuxjars
[13:02] <lankke> theres the guide that i followed
[13:02] <lankke> if you scroll down to Running Samples
[13:02] <lankke> that's where i get stuck
[13:03] <flithm> hey everyone... are there debs that install the latest nvidia binary drivers?
[13:03] <lankke> ant sample.calendar.run .... The Build always fails
[13:03] <ikonia> flithm: no
[13:03] <flithm> ikonia: doh!
[13:04] <flithm> ikonia: no alternative repo anywhere or anything?
[13:05] <andril> hello all
[13:06] <niklas> Am looking for a audio program that can handle the playlists (.pts) files downloaded from shoutcast. When I download with Firefox, Rhythmbox is the default. But not working. mplayer does not handle pts files.
[13:06] <s[VV]itch> hi
[13:06] <andril> looking for a app for ubuntu to speed it up or clean up the junk - any suggestions?
[13:07] <Siavash_> ikonia:i done
[13:07] <Siavash_> ikonia:post it?
[13:07] <niklas> andril: What "junk" are you talking about?
[13:07] <ikonia> post what
[13:07] <bazhang> speed tweaks andril?
[13:07] <Siavash_> my output for fsck
[13:07] <s[VV]itch> andril::  e wat junk ??
[13:07] <Siavash_> at livecd
[13:07] <ikonia> Siavash_: sure if you want
[13:08] <Siavash_> ikonia:ubuntu@ubuntu:/dev$ sudo fsck -n /dev/sda3
[13:08] <Siavash_> fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
[13:08] <Siavash_> e2fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
[13:08] <Siavash_> /dev/sda3: clean, 391178/10649600 files, 5211209/21284116 blocks
[13:08] <Siavash_> ubuntu@ubuntu:/dev$
[13:08] <ikonia> Siavash_: change it -y then
[13:08] <Siavash_> ikonia:k
[13:08] <strike> does anyone know how to tell if my framebuffer is on?
[13:08] <Pici> qos: looks like tilda is crashing here on the Hardy alpha, so I'm not really going to be able to help you, sorry :/
[13:08] <Siavash_> ikonia:ubuntu@ubuntu:/dev$ sudo fsck -y /dev/sda3
[13:08] <Siavash_> fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
[13:08] <Siavash_> e2fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
[13:08] <Siavash_> /dev/sda3: clean, 391178/10649600 files, 5211209/21284116 blocks
[13:08] <Siavash_> ubuntu@ubuntu:/dev$
[13:09] <white_eagle> !pastebin | Siavash_
[13:09] <ubotu> Siavash_: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[13:09] <qos> Pici, what if you use terminal?
[13:09] <qos> Pici, i am not fixed on tilda
[13:09] <Siavash_> white_eagle:it wasnt huge ,sry btw
[13:11] <strike> can i change framebuffer resolution on the fly with a key combo like in x?
[13:11] <Siavash_> ikonia: u saw my results?
[13:11] <strike> or a program? fbset or something
[13:11] <Drakou> hi there , I'm looking for help with pango but i can't find a #pango channel
[13:11] <Drakou> I have a cross compilation problem and i don't know how to solve it. The problem is with libtool when making the library
[13:11] <Drakou> Anybody there knows libtool well ? My error is here : http://pastebin.com/d942cf88
[13:12] <ikonia> Siavash_: not after -y
[13:12] <Keigo-kun> My video output for xvid in VLC, Mplayer and Movie Player isn't very good. Possible problems?
[13:12] <strike> x is running fine but my console looks atrocious
[13:13] <Siavash_> ikonia:http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52011/plain/
[13:14] <lankke> is there any .bash_profile in ubuntu?
[13:14] <ikonia> Siavash_: looks good, reboot and give it a go
[13:14] <ikonia> lankke: should be yes
[13:14] <lankke> I can't find it in my home directory... only .profile
[13:14] <Siavash_> k
[13:14] <lankke> this has been a pain in the ass
[13:15] <Siavash_> ikonia:a note here :i have a 2nd ext3 partition that isnt working maybe thats the problem?
[13:15] <lankke> all I wanted to do is install the tools for google calendar and i have taken up 4 days
[13:15] <lankke> trying to get this to work
[13:15] <ikonia> Siavash_: do the same on that
[13:15] <Siavash_> ok
[13:15] <ikonia> Siavash_: sorry, didn't mean to send you a pm
[13:17] <Siavash_> ikonia: np
[13:17] <Siavash_> ikonia :http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52013/plain/
[13:18] <ikonia> Siavash_: looks great
[13:18] <Siavash_> ikonia: thx
[13:18] <Siavash_> ikonia: but what now?
[13:18] <qos> Pici, i am not fixed on tilda. what if i am using terminal?
[13:18] <ikonia> Siavash_: reboot
[13:18] <Siavash_> ok
[13:19] <andril> sorry guys - the junk I mean is like all the temp files left over like in this http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/01/10/dont-let-gnomes-text-editor-leave-hidden-files/
[13:19] <lankke_> can someone please tell me how to throw my computer out the window. i used to believe in open source all the way but now i'm not so sure
[13:21] <GeekChick|> I need help. I just installed Ubuntu 7.10 on my desktop, the install worked without any "errors" but, when in the last 2 seconds before it said the install had finished I noticed it installed GRUB to hd0. HD0 is a storage drive for me, and not even bootable. I install to sda, because that's my bootable SATA drive. The PATA drive that "HD0" is identified as is not even bootable.
[13:21] <GeekChick|> How do I remove GRUB from HD0, safely? And put it on SDA?
[13:21] <ikonia> GeekChick|: hd0 is probably sda already
[13:21] <erawfish> you cannot remove grub. you can only install it somewhere else or overwrite it
[13:21] <GeekChick|> ikonia, no, because when I reboot, it goes straight to XP.
[13:22] <GeekChick|> SDA is the drive i installed to
[13:22] <GeekChick|> SD0 is 1/4th the storage size
[13:22] <GeekChick|> HD0 rather
[13:22] <lankke_> how is it possible that I can't find the .bash_profile file in my home directory
[13:22] <lankke_> ...???
[13:22] <lankke_> one problem after another
[13:22] <erawfish> GeekChick|: what's in your /boot/grub/device.map
[13:22] <GeekChick|> lankke_, it's a hidden file. 'ls -la' will show it
[13:22] <erawfish> lankke_: .profile
[13:23] <GeekChick|> erawfish, I cant boot into Ubuntu because HD0 isnt bootable.
[13:23] <GeekChick|> GRUB was not installed to SDA
[13:23] <lankke_> yeah i knew that the .profile was there....
[13:23] <GeekChick|> the computer immediately boots Windows XP
[13:23] <antipop> hello, how to see files on ntsf disc partition?
[13:23] <siavash_> ikonia: i am back
[13:23] <erawfish> answer my questions please
[13:23] <ikonia> siavash_: ok
[13:23] <erawfish> ntfs-3g | antipop
[13:23] <qos> hey guys. i am connected via ssh to my ubuntu server, but when i am pressing up and down arrows not the command i inserted before will shown but the these signs: "^[[A" "^[[B"
[13:23] <lankke_> so... can i add things like # export ANT_HOME=/usr/local/ant
[13:23] <lankke_> # export JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk
[13:23] <lankke_> # export PATH=${PATH}:${ANT_HOME}/bin
[13:23] <lankke_> to the end of the file
[13:23] <ikonia> lankke_: sure
[13:24] <lankke_> ok
[13:24] <lankke_> thanks
[13:24] <lankke_> i will try it
[13:24] <siavash_> ikonia: any other suggestion?
[13:24] <erawfish> lankke_: why do you have a custom java?
[13:24] <ikonia> siavash_: your still having the same problem
[13:24] <siavash_> ikonia : yea
[13:24] <GeekChick|> erawfish, I did answer you...
[13:24] <ikonia> siavash_: so what happens, exactly when you boot
[13:25] <lankke_> what do you mean??? I have icedtea java and i'm install google apis
[13:25] <lankke_> but it's not working
[13:25] <lankke_> the files i stated before are only examples
[13:25] <ikonia> lankke_: java is not normally in /usr/local
[13:25] <erawfish> icedtea java is not complete java. why can't you install a Sun JDK?
[13:25] <GeekChick|> why the hell would GRUB install itself on a hard drive seperate from the one Ubuntu was installed to?
[13:25] <dusty-sts> Hey guys I am having a serious problem getting my sound working in ubuntu gutsy (gnome) my sound card is: 00:14.5 Multimedia audio controller: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02) i have tried everything sometimes it says an error other times in xmms it plays just with no sound?
[13:25] <erawfish> GeekChick|: cause it thinks it's the first harddisk on the system
[13:26] <lankke_> you know what... I'm going to install java sdk
[13:26] <GeekChick|> erawfish, how do I fix it?
[13:26] <lankke_> i've had enough
[13:26] <erawfish> !java | lankke_
[13:26] <ubotu> lankke_: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository (in !Backports for !Edgy)
[13:26] <erawfish> GeekChick|: answer my question
[13:26] <GeekChick|> erawfish, i did.
[13:26] <dusty-sts> anyone?
[13:27] <erawfish> GeekChick|: you did not
[13:27] <siavash_> ikonia:http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52015/plain/
[13:27] <GeekChick|> erawfish, I DID. I said I cant even boot into Ubuntu because HD0 isnt bootable, its only a storage drive with NTFS partition 100% its size. SDA is where I installed Ubuntu, since GRUB decided to install itself to HD0 I can never get into GRUB and therefore never into UBUNTU.
[13:27] <GeekChick|> I DID ANSWER IT
[13:28] <bazhang> caps GeekChick|
[13:28] <erawfish> I did not ask that. come back when you can answer. HAND
[13:28] <dusty-sts> anyone?
[13:28] <ikonia> siavash_: and thats why I told you to be accurate with me
[13:28] <ikonia> siavash_: thank you for wasting my time totally
[13:28] <GeekChick|> erawfish, accurate with what?
[13:28] <siavash_> ikonia: why??
[13:28] <lankke_> has anybody here managed to install apache ant and java iced tea successfully?
[13:29] <ikonia> siavash_: it's complaining that your UUID number is invalid
[13:29] <lankke_> i'm begging to think that it's impossible
[13:29] <dusty-sts> Hey guys I am having a serious problem getting my sound working in ubuntu gutsy (gnome) my sound card is: 00:14.5 Multimedia audio controller: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02) i have tried everything sometimes it says an error other times in xmms it plays just with no sound?
[13:29] <erawfish> lankke_: why do you insist on icedtea?
[13:29] <siavash_> ikonia: and?
[13:29] <siavash_> ikonia: what is uuid?
[13:29] <lankke_> because i was told to use it... should I uninstall it and install jdk 6.0
[13:29] <lankke_> ==
[13:29] <ikonia> siavash_: a pretty important part of the error that you should have told me when I told you to report exactly what the problem was
[13:29] <GeekChick|> erawfish, how the heck am I supposed to paste /boot/grub/device.map if I can't even boot Ubuntu because GRUB installed itself on the wrong drive, one which A.) was not the drive I said for Ubuntu to install on, and B.) is not a bootable drive.
[13:30] <siavash_> ikonia: i told i didnt know it completely
[13:30] <Beererde> hi. i have ubuntu 6.06, how can i upgrade to the newest version?
[13:30] <dusty-sts> Can anyone help me with sound please?
[13:30] <antipop> erawfish thanks :)
[13:30] <erawfish> GeekChick|: you have a live CD. use it
[13:30] <ikonia> siavash_: I told you to be exact, you have wated me time
[13:30] <dgjones> !grub | GeekChick|, You can reinstall Grub using these instructions and specify where you want it to be installed
[13:30] <siavash_> ikonia: any way sry
[13:30] <ubotu> GeekChick|, You can reinstall Grub using these instructions and specify where you want it to be installed: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[13:30] <erawfish> dusty-sts: http://alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-atiixp  ati ixp400 is _evil_ for AC97
[13:30] <dusty-sts> ahh right
[13:31] <dusty-sts> as i am finding out
[13:31] <dusty-sts> the hard way ;)
[13:31] <GeekChick|> dgjones, ok, but how do I remove GRUB from the MBR of a drive that is not bootable which should have never had GRUB installed on it by Ubuntu not listening to me?
[13:31] <Beererde> hi. i have ubuntu 6.06, how can i upgrade to the newest version?
[13:31] <erawfish> you can never remove grub from a MBR. all you can do is overwrite it
[13:32] <erawfish> !upgrade | Beererde
[13:32] <ubotu> Beererde: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[13:32] <Beererde> erawfish: thanks
[13:32] <GeekChick|> ....so, will the drive be harmed by GRUB being there?
[13:32] <erawfish> no
[13:32] <GeekChick|> (as a sn NTFS storage drive)
[13:32] <siavash_> repeat: "ikonia: anyway sry"
[13:32] <dgjones> GeekChick|, as erawfish says, you can't remove it, but by installing where you need, that wrong version it'll be ignored
[13:33] <pvh_sa|wrk> GeekChick|, yeah, like dgjones says, the MBR only really matters if you're planning to boot off that drive ;) it won't harm the filesystem at all
[13:33] <kauer> what external USB DVD RW should I buy? I want one that works out of the box with Feisty, preferably one that can work with USB 1 or USB2.
[13:33] <GeekChick|> dgjones, does Ubuntu prioritize hard drives by their interface type? Does Parallel ATA take precidence over Serial ATA drives?
[13:34] <siavash_> ikonia ??
[13:34] <GeekChick|> I'm running an EVGA 680i SLI motherboard and it has a legacy PATA channel i use.
[13:34] <dgjones> GeekChick|, I don't know about that, something i've not come across
[13:34] <super> hrlloi
[13:35] <thinh> how do i exit x window to install nvidia drivers?
[13:35] <super> Hello man!
[13:35] <super> fucvk you
[13:35] <super> dto
[13:35] <super> ydfuoklghuilj
[13:35] <dgjones> !ops | super
[13:35] <ubotu> super: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok or Pici!
[13:35] <GeekChick|> (hd0) /dev/hda, (hd1) /dev/hdb, (hd2) /dev/sda
[13:35] <GeekChick|> It looks like Ubuntu prioritizes PATA over SATA :(
[13:36] <unop> thinh, CTRL+ALT+F1 .. login at that terminal .. and issue this command -- /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[13:36] <dusty-sts> erawfish, rebooting fingers crossed
[13:36] <hvtuananh> :)
[13:36] <unop> GeekChick|, does it matter really?
[13:36] <r00723r0> Hi, how would I add something from /etc/init.d/ to autostart on init?
[13:36] <GeekChick|> unop, yah, because installs fail miserably if your drive is not automatically hd0?
[13:36] <GeekChick|> and you install to sda like my case
[13:37] <Keigo-kun> I get bad video output from xvid, what could be the problem?
[13:37] <siavash_> ohh great, thx anyway ikonia and sry 4 wasting your time
[13:37] <erawfish> GeekChick|: it does not. and it has nothing to do with ubuntu but with your BIOS only
[13:38] <GeekChick|> k, so 'find /boot/grub/stage1' returned (hd2,3)
[13:38] <unop> r00723r0, add a script in /etc/init.d and then place a symlink to it in /etc/rcX.d .. X being the runlevel you wish the script to be invoked in
[13:38] <GeekChick|> how do I change the commands on this page correctly? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[13:38] <r00723r0> Thanks. What about something like kexec, where it should only run at shutdown?
[13:38] <KenSentMe> I try to connect a video projector to my laptop, but i can't get it to work. I tried configuring it through Screens and Graphics, but after a reboot my  xserver crashed. Is't there some immediate option to get the projector running?
[13:39] <unop> r00723r0, it would be invoked at runlevel 6 .. so it should be placed in /etc/rc6.d ..
[13:39] <r00723r0> unop, thanks :)
[13:39] <joachim-n> where are mysql databases stored? what should I do to back them up prior to reinstalling ubuntu?
[13:40] <erawfish> joachim-n: /var/lib/mysql/
[13:40] <joachim-n> tx erawfish
[13:41] <larsemil> anyone had any luck with mailman? i followed the guide on help.ubuntu.com but the problem is the mail gets denied by postfix because mailman doesnt take care of the mail
[13:41] <r00723r0> unop, seems like it's already there. How do I get kexec to work?
[13:41] <nanbudh> hello. i have just installed a netgear wg311 wifi card on an xubuntu Pentium III box by following this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Netgear_WG311_v3  and the installation was succesfull. could anyone please tell me how to go about linking the card with my netgear router which is running on the machine i currently am?
[13:41] <unop> joachim-n, it would be better to use mysqldump to make a backup of your databases i should think
[13:41] <thinh> how do you shutdown x window, killing the gdm still left my x window active, cant install nvidia drivers when x is active
[13:41] <GeekChick|> erawfish, now if I ever remove GRUB/Ubuntu, how do you then remove the one on SDA if Ubuntu only wants to touch HD0 on its own?
[13:41] <larsemil> thinh: sudo i
[13:41] <larsemil> thinh: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[13:42] <thinh> i did
[13:42] <unop> r00723r0, what is the full filename of the kexec script in that directory?
[13:42] <awkorama> hi, can somebody help me with my tracker search not indexing my files plz?
[13:42] <thinh> all it said was gdm aborting but nothing else happend
[13:42] <larsemil> thinh: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm zap =
[13:42] <r00723r0> unop, S85kexec
[13:42] <larsemil> anyone worked with mailman
[13:42] <r00723r0> And K39kexec-load
[13:42] <thinh> let me try that
[13:42] <GeekChick|> Now when I reboot, GRUB tells me "Error 22: NO Such partition", ....
[13:43] <unop> r00723r0, hmm, and you sure it's in /etc/rc6.d ?
[13:43] <r00723r0> Yes.
[13:43] <unop> r00723r0, wait, is that /etc/rc6.d/S85kexec or /etc/rc6.d/K39kexec-load ?
[13:44] <r00723r0> unop, It's both.
[13:44] <larsemil> anyone worked with mailman
[13:44] <erawfish> larsemil: anyone have a sensible question/problem?
[13:45] <unop> r00723r0, well, it seems to me that the latter one is getting invoked first .. and by definition K scripts are invoked to stop the daemons/services they are responsible for .. so in this case, you'd need to rename S85kexec to S1exec (careful not to overwrite anything)
[13:45] <unop> r00723r0, it might be better to use update-rc.d to do this for you
[13:46] <r00723r0> You mean S1kexec.
[13:46] <nanbudh> can anybody help me on connecting a netgear wifi card with the router?
[13:46] <Tu13es> what's the best way to listen to music that's on my iMac from my laptop running ubuntu?
[13:46] <unop> r00723r0, aye, yes
[13:46] <Tu13es> I tried sshfs but that gave me pretty substantial problems
[13:46] <erawfish> nanbudh: what chip on the card?
[13:46] <GeekChick|> erawfish, unop, now grub tells me 'Error 22: No Such Parition" when I try to boot Ubuntu from GRUB, and it tells me something about not finding NTLDR when I try to boot Windows XP.
[13:47] <amerio> guys .. whats the best software for ipod for ubuntu?
[13:47] <erawfish> !best
[13:47] <ubotu> Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors. If you really insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there.
[13:47] <nanbudh> erawfish: i installed using this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Netgear_WG311_v3 and everything went accordingly. so it must be what it says
[13:47] <unop> GeekChick|, hmm, i must admit not knowing too much about configuring grub for dual-boot scenarios
[13:47] <amerio> then what do u reccomend :) ?
[13:47] <danube> amerio: depends what you wanna do. usually rhythmbox should be the one
[13:47] <erawfish> nanbudh: answer my question please
[13:48] <unop> GeekChick|, so, grub was installed on the MBR of the first PATA hdd riht?
[13:48] <Tu13es> amerio: either amarok or rhythmbox, depending on what kind of ipod it is and what you want to do
[13:48] <amerio> danube just transfering files and organizing my playlists
[13:48] <unop> !gtkpod | amerio
[13:48] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gtkpod - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[13:48] <unop> wow
[13:48] <unop> !info gtkpod | amerio
[13:48] <ubotu> amerio: gtkpod: manage songs and playlists on an Apple iPod. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.99.10-2 (gutsy), package size 695 kB, installed size 2620 kB
[13:48] <danube> amerio: have you tried rhythmbox?
[13:48] <amerio> obutu lack in knowledge :P
[13:49] <GeekChick|> unop, yah and that never booted, it should have been on SDA, however, with the tutorial given by erawfish I ran those commands, and now i cant even boot Windows XP anymore...as GRUB says it cant find NTLDR. So it's broken further now.
[13:49] <erawfish> GeekChick|: I did not give you any tutorial. please don't misattribute
[13:49] <amerio> thanx unop
[13:49] <GeekChick|> erawfish, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[13:49] <GeekChick|> you triggered ubotu
[13:50] <erawfish> GeekChick|: you are wrong. please don't misattribute, thank you
[13:50] <GeekChick|> Well either you or someone there at time.
[13:50] <GeekChick|> I think you. Whatever.
[13:50] <unop> GeekChick|, see its like this -- the BIOS determines which HDD interface to start looking for bootable HDDs .. in your case, i assume thats the first PATA hdd .. now, you need grub on the MBR of that drive which in turn points you to the various operating systems on any arbitrary disks around
[13:50] <GeekChick|> It's broken worse.
[13:50] <erawfish> < dgjones> !grub | GeekChick|, You can reinstall Grub using these instructions and specify where you want it to be installed
[13:51] <unop> GeekChick|, can you post the URL to the howto you are using ?
[13:51] <GeekChick|> yah but if you go into the BIOS. the boot priority of the hard drives is SATA1, PATA1, PATA2
[13:51] <nanbudh> erawfish: sorry but i know very little about hardware but i assume following the link i mentioned that it must be given in the this output: 00:08.0 Ethernet controller: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88w8835 [Libertas] 802.11b/g Wireless (rev 03)
[13:51] <GeekChick|> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[13:51] <unop> GeekChick|, ok, so grub should be installed to the SATA1 hdd then
[13:51] <nanbudh> does this output mention what chipset it is?
[13:52] <erawfish> yes. so what is exactly the problem?
[13:52] <GeekChick|> unop, but it was installed to PATA1, and then i manually put it onto SATA1 following the tutorial given in this channel.
[13:52] <TheLynx> need to create a dvd image of my entire disk. can you recommend a decent software?
[13:53] <erawfish> TheLynx: mondo
[13:53] <nanbudh> its actually this that i do not know what to do next. i mean how to connect the card to the router (also of netgear)
[13:53] <GeekChick|> the end result of said tutorial is i have GRUB on two hard drives, the one on the SATA is booting, BUT it gives me error 22, cant find partition when i try to boot ubuntu, and cant find NTLDR when i try to boot windows
[13:53] <TheLynx> erawfish: included in the repos?
[13:53] <dusty-sts> erawfish, that didn't work mate, sound still not working?
[13:53] <erawfish> !wireless | nanbudh
[13:53] <ubotu> nanbudh: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[13:53] <erawfish> dusty-sts: where did you get your alsa from?
[13:54] <erawfish> !info mondo
[13:54] <webito> Hi!, I want to know if I type   sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras      will it work without internet connection?
[13:54] <ubotu> mondo: powerful disaster recovery suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.22-1 (gutsy), package size 404 kB, installed size 1144 kB
[13:54] <white_eagle> whit what command I can see what kernel version I'm using?
[13:54] <GeekChick|> ****, I may as well nuke the entire drive, MBR and all, and Ghost restore.
[13:54] <erawfish> white_eagle: uname -r
[13:54] <TheLynx> thanks
[13:54] <th0r> webito no
[13:54] <white_eagle> thanks
[13:54] <erawfish> webito: no
[13:54] <nanbudh> erawfish: thanks i ill read up the doc
[13:55] <erawfish> nanbudh: iwconfig showed you a device name your wlan now has. what is it?
[13:55] <dusty-sts> erawfish, repos ubuntu
[13:55] <webito> what can I do if the computer doesnt have internet connection?
[13:55] <erawfish> dusty-sts: that is NOT what the linked page says
[13:56] <white_eagle> will hibernation work with the ati.com drivers?
[13:56] <dusty-sts> oh
[13:56] <erawfish> webito: apt-cdrom, apt-zip, sneakernet, etc
[13:56] <dgjones> GeekChick|, just come back to the computer, which drive is your Windows on? and can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst file and post the link to that
[13:56] <GeekChick|> dgjones, im on the PC now. however the only way to do that would be the livecd again.....
[13:57] <webito> erawfish can I download these packages in this computer and then install them through an usb?
[13:57]  * erawfish wonders what the menu.lst has to do with the problem at this point
[13:57] <dusty-sts> erawfish, it doesn't say where to get it from? i've done the modinfo command?
[13:57] <erawfish> webito: yes
[13:58] <erawfish> dusty-sts: sorry, my bad then. the snd-atiixp module exists?
[13:58] <webito> but where can I download the ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:58] <IrishDave> join #fedora
[13:58] <erawfish> !restricted
[13:58] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[13:58] <erawfish> webito: packages.ubuntu-com for example
[13:59] <erawfish> webito: beware of dependencies
[13:59] <webito> thanks
[13:59] <dusty-sts> erawfish, yes
[13:59] <dmedrano> WATZ UP
[13:59] <dmedrano> ??
[13:59] <dusty-sts> erawfish, http://pastebin.com/m3221df6e
[14:00] <cubexombi> webito, ubuntu-restricted-extras, is a meta package, you'll need to download the required dependancies as well..
[14:01] <khamael> is there a way to make the apps loaded at login, start in the background?
[14:01] <cubexombi> webito: http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/metapackages/ubuntu-restricted-extras And download the packages with a green "diamond" next to the name
[14:02] <bardun> wow, conky was a nice little app
[14:02] <dusty-sts> erawfish, rebooting i hat the modem ati snd module which i think is the problem loading brb
[14:02] <bidico99> tify 123456
[14:02] <ToothDeKay> Can anyone tell me why when I use the Live CD for 7.10 my wireless card works with WPA, but after install WPA doesn't work?
[14:02] <ToothDeKay> I'm using a Toshiba TE2300 Laptop with a Netgear WG511 PCMCIA wireless card.
[14:03] <cubexombi> can someone help with what seems to be a sync vsync/hsync issue when I launch rrootage, works great widowed, but i feel like blasting away with full screen vector goodness, I just can't cause it's fuzzy and I can't seem to figure out how to configure it otherwise
[14:03] <Fawkes88> IRC.IRCHighway.net
[14:03] <lankke_> JAVA_HOME is not defined correctly
[14:03] <lankke_> help.
[14:04] <erawfish> lankke_: dpkg -l |grep -i jdk
[14:04] <lankke_> Error: JAVA_HOME is not defined correctly.
[14:04] <lankke_>   We cannot execute java
[14:04] <lankke_> lankke@Linus:/downloads/gdata/java$ dpkg -l |grep -i jdk
[14:04] <lankke_> ii  sun-java6-demo                             6-03-0ubuntu2                     Sun Java(TM) Development Kit (JDK) 6 demos a
[14:04] <lankke_> ii  sun-java6-jdk                              6-03-0ubuntu2                     Sun Java(TM) Development Kit (JDK) 6
[14:04] <lankke_> ii  sun-java6-source                           6-03-0ubuntu2                     Sun Java(TM) Development Kit (JDK) 6 source
[14:05] <webito> cubexombi thanks a lot!
[14:05] <erawfish> dpkg -L sun-java6-jdk
[14:05] <erawfish> lankke_: and do not paste in channel!
[14:05] <GeekChick|> dgjones, http://www.pastebin.ca/856009
[14:06] <Mr-LonelY> hi..how to install ubuntu-desktop in ubuntu server 6.06?
[14:06] <cubexombi> webito: no prob, I've just done roughly the same thing... this way you can ignore the meta package and just get what you need
[14:06] <whatspy> hi, I've been editing my xorg.conf a few times now but it doesn't seem like it 'listens' to the config I give it. am I missing something ?
[14:06] <Mr-LonelY> bash: startx: command not found
[14:06] <erawfish> Mr-LonelY: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[14:07] <ToothDeKay> Can anyone tell me why when I use the Live CD for 7.10 my wireless card works with WPA, but after install WPA doesn't work?
[14:07] <whatspy> my screen resolution is still stuck way too high... while refresh rate is way too low...
[14:07] <ToothDeKay> I'm using a Toshiba TE2300 Laptop with a Netgear WG511 PCMCIA wireless card.
[14:07] <erawfish> !fixres | whatspy
[14:07] <ubotu> whatspy: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[14:07] <Mr-LonelY> apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[14:07] <Mr-LonelY> > Reading package lists..Done
[14:07] <Mr-LonelY> Building dependency tree..Done
[14:07] <Mr-LonelY> E: Couldn't find package ubuntu-desktop
[14:07] <GeekChick|> erawfish, dgjones, http://www.pastebin.ca/856009
[14:07] <dusty-sts> erawfish, no luck, what should i do?
[14:07] <erawfish> !paste | Mr-LonelY
[14:07] <ubotu> Mr-LonelY: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[14:07] <erawfish> dusty-sts: possibly a newer alsa
[14:07] <Mr-LonelY> sorry
[14:07] <erawfish> GeekChick|: fix your devices.map
[14:08] <erawfish> GeekChick|: if SATA is really booted from first, it must be hd0
[14:08] <GeekChick|> erawfish, i never edited it. and what do I fix?
[14:08] <cubexombi> Mr-LonelY: it's in the main repo's you may have to make sure it's enabled.
[14:08] <dusty-sts> erawfish, im on gutsy, my sound work on default install its just since stopped working?
[14:08] <dusty-sts> erawfish, so i shouldn't need anything else
[14:08] <erawfish> Deja^vu^Boy: error message(s) are helpful
[14:08] <whatspy> thank you erawfish
[14:08] <erawfish> dusty-sts: ^^
[14:09] <Mr-LonelY> cubexombi: how to do that?
[14:09] <bucko> Hey guys; when I installed Ubuntu a few months back, I had to use the irqpoll boot option due to some dodgyness with my IDE/SATA driver.
[14:09] <erawfish> Mr-LonelY: pastebin your sources.list
[14:09] <bucko> Can I somehow stop using that?
[14:09] <erawfish> bucko: if you are lucky yes. edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst~
[14:10] <erawfish> edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[14:10] <bucko> eraw: I'd presumably need to update my kernel first, right?
[14:10] <erawfish> probably
[14:11] <Mr-LonelY> cubexombi: http://pastebin.com/m719a4e5e
[14:11] <Mr-LonelY> cubexombi: i think no problem at all
[14:12] <KarolLipnicki> Hello - are there somobody which can help me with Squid configuration ?
[14:12] <bucko> Will that happen just with an apt-get dist-upgrade?
[14:12] <halo> ciao a tutti
[14:12] <webito> what is the best mp3 player for xubuntu?
[14:12] <KarolLipnicki> anyone ?
[14:13] <erawfish> !anyone
[14:13] <bucko> In my experience, there's no MP3 player for Linux which is good, let alone best.
[14:13] <ubotu> A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[14:13] <GeekChick|> erawfish, dgjones, so if I change the device.map by making sda the first line as hd0, and hda as hd1, and hdb as hd2, and then edit menu.lst to reflect all (hd0, #), it will boot windows and ubuntu?
[14:13] <bucko> I survive with Rhythmbox at the moment.
[14:13] <halo> audacious too
[14:13] <erawfish> GeekChick|: you need to reinstall grub again. first step is to get the grub menu to show up
[14:13] <bucko> I've not tried audacious.
[14:13] <erawfish> ficing "the rest" is after that
[14:14] <bucko> Is it as good as Foobar2000?
[14:14] <halo> anyone know about local repository?
[14:14] <bidossessi> hi folks. just ha d a strange problem. after a logout, my machine is stuck in 640x480. i have an nvidia fx5200 and a 17" screen. it was all working fine just an hour ago. how can i force ubuntu to correct this?
[14:14] <ToothDeKay> Why is it that when I use the Live CD for 7.10 my wireless card works with WPA, but after install WPA doesn't work?
[14:14] <ToothDeKay> I'm using a Toshiba TE2300 Laptop with a Netgear WG511 PCMCIA wireless card.
[14:15] <bucko> Isn't the device.map meant to autogen?
[14:15] <halo> i need to know how to install a local repository for 32bits while i'm on a 64bit
[14:15] <halo> is it possible?
[14:15] <ikonia> halo: you need a compatability chroot
[14:16] <antipop> how to change patition from logic to primary?
[14:16] <webito> can rhythmbox run in xfce?
[14:16] <ikonia> antipop: re-create it
[14:16] <bidossessi> anyone ? ubuntu is near unseable in 640x480.
[14:16] <halo> ok tnx ikonia, just what i just thinking
[14:16] <halo> tnx again
[14:16] <bucko> Oh, while I'm in here asking about Ubuntu problems; is there any way to get the volume control (gnome-control-center) to listen to my ALSA settings? My cards appear to be detected in an inconsistent order on boot, and it seems to swap the volume control when this happens.
[14:17] <bucko> ALSA gets it right every time.
[14:17] <antipop> does linux has program like partition magic?
[14:17] <erawfish> antipop: gparted
[14:17] <ikonia> antipop: gparted is closeest
[14:17] <antipop> thank you :)
[14:18] <bidossessi> nobody knows how to fix screen resolution problems?
[14:18] <ToothDeKay> bidossessi : try this
[14:18] <ToothDeKay> sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[14:18] <bidossessi> thx
[14:19] <bucko> Is there some reason I shouldn't run apt-get dist-upgrade?
[14:19] <bucko> I ask, because I just did.
[14:20] <bidossessi> unfirtunately it is unseccessful
[14:20] <ToothDeKay> did you restart x?
[14:20] <erawfish> bucko: usually no problem
[14:20] <bidossessi> ToothDeKay, yes
[14:20] <KarolLipnicki> anybody ???????????????
[14:21] <erawfish> !fixres | bidossessi
[14:21] <ubotu> bidossessi: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[14:21] <erawfish> !anyone | KarolLipnicki
[14:21] <ubotu> KarolLipnicki: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[14:21] <erawfish> KarolLipnicki: no one will ever help until you ask a sensible question
[14:22] <bucko> You know, it looks like I haven't had a new kernel since I installed Ubuntu the first time.
[14:22] <bucko> Do I have to grab one myself from kernel.org if I want a new one?
[14:22] <ikonia> bucko: no
[14:22] <ikonia> bucko: ubuntu will push down releases as appropriate
[14:22] <bucko> How to get newer than 2.6.22-14?
[14:23] <ikonia> bucko: wait for ubuntu release one
[14:23] <bucko> ikonia: This is the kernel which required irqpoll, though, and it was suggested I need a new kernel.
[14:23] <jakob_> hallo, ich kann auf einer partition die zugriffsrechte für dateien nicht ändern, obowhl ich root bin
[14:23] <erawfish> bucko: uname -r
[14:23] <ikonia> bucko: thats your call,
[14:23] <bucko> To fix 965/975 IDE controller bugs.
[14:23] <erawfish> !de | jakob_
[14:23] <ubotu> jakob_: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[14:23] <bucko> 2.6.22-14, erawfish
[14:23] <erawfish> that's the latest ubuntu kernel bucko
[14:23] <bucko> -generic
[14:23] <KarolLipnicki> A problem is in: I Have two networks (192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.200.0/24) and Configured squid on my firewall. When I trying to open webpage from network 192.168.1.0 i see "network is unreachable"
[14:24] <juannicolas> Hello, can someone point me to a good setup for 6.06 LTS updated?
[14:24] <ikonia> juannicolas: setup ?
[14:24] <juannicolas> i mean, yes setup, configuration
[14:24] <juannicolas> best configuration how to
[14:24] <jakob_> sry
[14:24] <Peeco> Trying to install xorg from a server ver, but dont have a cd drive, can i get it to use a usb key based iso??
[14:25] <erawfish> KarolLipnicki: you set up NAT? how do you set up the browsee, any proxies configured in it?
[14:25] <bidossessi> erawfish, thx that one worked
[14:25] <KarolLipnicki> proxy is transparently
[14:25] <erawfish> Peeco: do you have internet access?
[14:25] <KarolLipnicki> and i have NAT configured
[14:25] <erawfish> KarolLipnicki: can you ping the firewall?
[14:25] <KarolLipnicki> yes - of course
[14:25] <juannicolas> ikonia am about to install Ubuntu 6.06 LTS and i need a good how to setup for it
[14:25] <KarolLipnicki> and other traffic beetwen networks works !
[14:25] <xomp> Hello, would anyone know if there is a linux mail client that will work with Exchange Server 5.5?
[14:25] <erawfish> telnet to the firewall and the squid port
[14:25] <ikonia> juannicolas: what sort of setup ?
[14:26] <erawfish> xomp: evolution
[14:26] <ikonia> juannicolas: your it's like asking what's a good colour for a car
[14:26] <xomp> erawfish: evolution works with 2000/2003, not 5.5
[14:26] <ikonia> xomp: evolution is your only hope
[14:26] <KarolLipnicki> it works from 192.168.1.0/24 to 192.168.200.0/24 but from 192.168.200.0/24 to 192.168.1.0/24 not works
[14:26] <erawfish> xomp: not even with the connector?
[14:26] <xomp> 5.5 is old hehe
[14:26] <xomp> erawfish: this is the first I've heard of a connector, please explain :D
[14:26] <Peeco> erawfish: yes i do, will need to get a wireless pcmcia card working
[14:27] <harri_> how configure dvb-c card?
[14:27] <erawfish> KarolLipnicki: ip_forward enabled? your firewall ahs 3 interfaces?
[14:27] <erawfish> Peeco: then apt-get will work fine to install it
[14:27] <KarolLipnicki> my firewall has a two physicaly interfaces and 12 virtual
[14:27] <erawfish> xomp: google it
[14:27] <erawfish> xomp: evolution connector
[14:27] <KarolLipnicki> and ip_forward is enabled
[14:27] <xomp> erawfish: thanks a million ;)
[14:27] <Peeco> erawfish: super, thanks
[14:30] <xomp> erawfish: the connector seems to be for Exchange 2000/2003 as well (and shows as being installed on my current setup)
[14:30] <erawfish> KarolLipnicki: both networks are connected to the firewall?
[14:30] <KarolLipnicki> yes
[14:30] <erawfish> KarolLipnicki: and others can ping across your two networks but this single machine can't?
[14:30] <KarolLipnicki> no - port 80 is not working beetwen networks
[14:30] <KarolLipnicki> previously it works - when squind was not installed
[14:31]  * genii sips his coffee
[14:31] <lankke_> still can't find the correct JAVA_HOME
[14:31] <ikonia> genii: you know the deal on /me messages
[14:31] <erawfish> you mean the transparent proxy routed connections broke it. for everything else it works?
[14:31] <ikonia> genii: you've been asked often enough
[14:32] <lankke_> does it need to point to the binary?
[14:32] <ikonia> genii: is that scripted or do you do it on purpose
[14:32] <erawfish> lankke_: I asked you to run a command. what did you find out where java is installed with it?
[14:32] <genii> ikonia: I have no scripts, I just type it in every time :)
[14:32] <ikonia> genii: how many times have you been asked to stop doing it
[14:33] <erawfish> genii: it's still damn annoying spamming
[14:33] <xomp> it looks like we need brutus for this to work :/
[14:33] <genii> ikonia: OK , I'll try to lay off when not in offtopic then
[14:33] <slylock> hello guys
[14:34] <slylock> i am geting this error while running a program
[14:34] <slylock> any idea what this is
[14:34] <bidossessi> !version
[14:34] <ubotu> To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell
[14:34] <slylock> ./meshlab: error while loading shared libraries: libQtOpenGL.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[14:34] <lankke_> i ran the command then i tried to find it myself... i didn't know where to post it
[14:34] <lankke_> sorry
[14:34] <slylock> you can find the version using command
[14:35] <slylock> cat /etc/*-release
[14:35] <pure_> anyone familiar with this problem when starting wine (even when only trying to start winecfg,) http://nopaste.com/p/agn42poq0
[14:36] <lankke_> can you please retype that command erawfish
[14:36] <slylock> can anyone tell me how to fix this ./meshlab: error while loading shared libraries: libQtOpenGL.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[14:36] <orionr> Does anyone know of anything like itunes that runs on linux that i can uses to search and download podcasts to my ipod?
[14:37] <pure_> slylock, did you consider installing this library ? :P
[14:37] <th0r> orionr gtkpod
[14:37] <nycerine> hi ho. How can I get the apps that run in root to be styled, as my other apps are?
[14:37] <slylock> pure_:  i cant find it
[14:38] <robinsjostrom> what do you apt-get to install X?
[14:38] <LjL> !info xorg > robinsjostrom
[14:39] <robinsjostrom> i cant see what name to apt-get install
[14:39] <pure_> slylock, try libqt4-gui, according to the description in synaptic it contains the opengl module.. no guarantee though
[14:40] <LjL> robinsjostrom: i just told you
[14:40] <PriceChild> slylock, search for the file using packages.ubuntu.com or apt-file
[14:40] <slylock> maybe i need to install qt
[14:40] <orionr> th0r: i dont think that i can search for podcasts with this.
[14:41] <bazhang> does not amarok support such?
[14:41] <th0r> orionr Floola, banshee, gpodder. I found gtkpod to be the least unstable
[14:41] <robinsjostrom> can i get the whole command to search for an apt package?
[14:42] <orionr> robinsjostrom: apt-cache search <what you want>
[14:42] <bazhang> apt-cache search robinsjostrom
[14:42] <LjL> !packages > robinsjostrom    (robinsjostrom, see the private message from Ubotu)
[14:42] <LjL> robinsjostrom: the package name is "xorg", anyway.
[14:42] <lankke_> erawfish: could you please take a look at your pms
[14:42] <orionr> bazhang: amarok doesnt do a search for them like itunes does
[14:43] <tatters> I installed ubuntu-server and want to add xfce4 for desktop I sudo apt-get install xfce4 , but how do I start a graphical display?
[14:44] <bazhang> orionr: okay, will check further for you..back in a moment
[14:44] <orionr> tatters: /etc/init.d/gdm start or startx
[14:44] <orionr> bazhang: thanks
[14:44]  * Paolinho gone
[14:44] <erawfish> lankke_: do not PM people. especially since you can't anyways
[14:45] <erawfish> !paste | lankke_
[14:45] <ubotu> lankke_: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[14:45] <orionr> !*
[14:45] <PriceChild> erawfish, if you don't want to pm, just say so politely. Not everyone has the same opinion.
[14:45] <bentob0x> how can I delete multiple lines in multiple text files (both win and lin means that EOL *could* be different) depending on some regex (using grep I suppose)?
[14:46] <bentob0x> I have this so far: grep -Ri "string_to_delete" ./*
[14:46]  * Paolinho back
[14:46] <orionr> bentob0x: im not sure if you are asking your question very clearly. Ohhh do something like this rm "string to delete"
[14:47] <robinsjostrom> damnit i cant start x
[14:47] <orionr> bentob0x: the * is a wild card do i you want to delete all files that start with a s and are type .c it would be this rm a*.c
[14:48] <orionr> robinsojostom: are you remoted into this computer or it hooked up to a monitor and keyboard?
[14:48] <michael667> hi guys, i was just wondering. is the desktop version of Ubuntu Fully editable?
[14:48] <Djerkaf> Hi, I've tried to install Ubuntu Server on an old PC, but I get the message "bios fails cutoff(1999)". It continues to the partitioning part of the installation, but then the screen gets blue and stays that way. I can't find any newer bios, so I thought I'd ask here if there's another way to go around the problem?
[14:48] <genii> Djerkaf: acpi=force
[14:49] <bazhang> orionr: someone has suggested miro for that--though would not be so iTunes-ish
[14:49] <robinsjostrom> orionr: hooked up
[14:49] <TimSmithComputer> hello, I'm trying to find an answer to a problem with the message There was an error starting the Gnome Setting Daemon. Some things such
[14:49] <TimSmithComputer> > as Themes, Sounds or Background settings may not work correctly. when trying to install. Any ideas?
[14:49] <Djerkaf> genii: I have tried that, and it does not work.
[14:49] <robinsjostrom> orionr: i get "xinit: server error" cannot stat /etc/X11/X
[14:50] <orionr> bazhang: i might just run a VM of windows :( to get my linux podcats lol
[14:50] <am3r1ca> i need held resolving a dmesg error
[14:50] <michael667> would Ubuntu work if i open the ISO Via Daemon tools, and install the files onto my external HDD?
[14:50] <bazhang> orionr: noo!
[14:50] <orionr> robinsjostrom: probably pasting you /etc/X11/xorg.conf file might help. Im not sure if you would have to run dpkg reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[14:50] <genii> Djerkaf: The bios cutoff message usually means it will not auto-enable acpi. Not usually to do with hard disks, etc which is where you say it is failing. Perhaps check the hard drives
[14:51] <Boglizk> I need some help, i'm trying to install a plugin for XMMS but the ./configure returns 'configure: WARNING: *** XMMS >= 1.2.4 not installed - please install first ***"
[14:51] <robinsjostrom> if i plug an ethernet cable to my ubuntu-computer how do i get it to get automatic ip through DHCP?
[14:51] <Djerkaf> genii: I have tried installing it on 4 different disks, and the same thing happens with everyone
[14:51] <erawfish> robinsjostrom: it does this automatically
[14:51] <robinsjostrom> thanks
[14:52] <orionr> robinsjostrom: did you make it static when you set it up
[14:52] <erawfish> robinsjostrom: ifup <device>
[14:52] <Smert> èíòåðåñíî.. åñòü òóò ðóññêèå âîáùå..
[14:52] <erawfish> robinsjostrom: man interfaces
[14:52] <Djerkaf> genii: the last time I let it be for an hour or so, but nothing happened.
[14:52] <orionr> robinsjostrom: sudo dhclient eth0
[14:52] <am3r1ca> i need help with my wifi
[14:52] <bazhang> Smert: what language?
[14:52] <am3r1ca> i get an error at boot
[14:52] <orionr> !ask : am3r1ca
[14:53] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ask : am3r1ca - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[14:53] <am3r1ca> i post the dmesg here: http://rafb.net/p/JKXGJt64.html
[14:53] <am3r1ca> i am frequently disconnected from the net
[14:53] <Smert> bazhang: russian..
[14:53] <am3r1ca> i have an onboard wifi (mother: p5b wifi deluxe)
[14:53] <bazhang> !ru
[14:53] <ubotu> Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke
[14:54] <bazhang> Smert: if you wish there are channels in russian :}
[14:54] <Dios[w][IC]> hi )
[14:54] <Smert> bazhang: thanks))
[14:54] <genii> Djerkaf: Yes an hour is far too long. Have you tried along with acpi=force the option pci=routeirq   ?
[14:55] <bazhang> no worries Smert :}
[14:55] <Dios[w][IC]> I can speak russian, if anyone need help)
[14:55] <Genex> will ubuntu work from my Ext HDD?\
[14:55] <genii> Djerkaf: It may be that it is having difficulty knowing where to access the hd controller from
[14:55] <bazhang> Genex: depends
[14:56] <Omegacenti> Alright having a probem using certificates in Ubuntu for a WPA CA certificate.  Anyone know anything on the subject?
[14:56] <kaxi> ok- i need to know the trick to making uslash's example work. has anybody compiled it before? i wanted to just run make; and use startupmanager to add and select it. didn't work. i didn't have a problem compiling other themes from source and using startupmanager to set them.
[14:56] <Djerkaf> genii: No I have not tried that. And it does sound like something that could be relevant, because I had to format the disks to ntfs first if they should even be found
[14:56] <kaxi> do you have to modify the .c file or something?
[14:57] <Djerkaf> genii: I will try it ammediately, thank you. How long should I wait to see any result?
[14:57] <am3r1ca> orionr are you checking out dmesg?
[14:57] <Genex> If i download the .iso desktop version and install the components onto my External, it should run from startup if i plug it into my laptop before turning it on.. when i plug my external into my laptop before turning it on, the laptop freezes on the start screen. i think its running the external instead of the default C:/ drive (windows.)
[14:58] <HeN> where is firefox log located?
[14:59] <Djerkaf> genii: and how big disk should be necessary to use to the server version? :o
[15:00] <cool> how to start my wifi connection at boot time?
[15:00] <Omegacenti> Alright having a probem using certificates in Ubuntu for a WPA CA certificate.  Anyone know anything on the subject?
[15:01] <am3r1ca> orionr: are you checking out dmesg?
[15:01] <genii> Djerkaf: For server something over 500Mb is good
[15:01] <Creationist> Could someone please help me figure out why my sound is so distorted now?  Happened out of the blue; sounds like the speakers are blown, but only in Linux - the sound in Windows is still perfect.
[15:01] <Djerkaf> genii: thank you, will try it -now- ! :D brb
[15:02] <am3r1ca> Creationist install gstreamer ugly
[15:02] <am3r1ca> and gstreamer ugly multiverse
[15:03] <Creationist> am3r1ca: Pretty sure I've already got that.... besides, this is a new problem, just started in the last few days.
[15:03] <cool> how to start my wifi connection at boot time?, right now i have to start it with  "sudo ifup eth1"
[15:03] <am3r1ca> i need help with my wifi. i am constantly diconnected and have a iwlwiwi_rc802111 error. dmesg at: http://rafb.net/p/JKXGJt64.html
[15:04] <Creationist> am3r1ca: Hmm... I didn't have '-bad' installed.  Trying that now.
[15:04] <am3r1ca> ok
[15:05] <am3r1ca> my speaker sounded lik **it, then i installed all the gstreamer codecs, and it fixed
[15:05] <Creationist> am3r1ca: Unfortunately, still highly distorted.... no change.
[15:05] <am3r1ca> what prog?
[15:05] <robinsjostrom2> i've just installed the serverversion of ubuntu but what to i need to apt-get to install a window manager?
[15:05] <cool> Creationist, check the pcm level & other things in the volume control applet near the system clock
[15:05] <h0ax> What VNC Viewers are available for Ubuntu ?
[15:06] <Creationist> cool: Yeah, I checked that first.... sounds like I'm trying to push too much volume to the speakers... but they're all fine.
[15:06] <mr_marvin> hello. with latest ati druvers i car start x, but not gnome? any tips?
[15:06] <orionr> h0ax: all of them i would guess... tightvnc, vncviewer thats all i know but i know that ubuntu comes with vncviewer
[15:06] <Creationist> cool: Oh wait....
[15:06] <audela> Hi all, could anyone look me error in the bind config ? http://pastebin.ca/856080 I've got an unknown option '@' error when using named-chackconf
[15:06] <helpdesk2> Is there a nice method of installing java support for firefox from within kubuntu?
[15:07] <Creationist> cool: I just dropped the PCM down and it's fine lol.  Apparently it can't be at max volume?
[15:07] <helpdesk2> I've tried several times to install via the .bin from the sun website, but its being problematic.
[15:08] <JonathanElli1> Hi. Can anyone help me sync a PDA to Evolution?
[15:08] <_pkundu_> when i run emac in ubuntu all the menu is blank(no font is been seen).plz help
[15:08] <audela> helpdesk2 : sudo aptitude install sun-java6-plugin
[15:08] <am3r1ca>  i need help with my wifi. i am constantly diconnected and have a iwlwiwi_rc802111 error. dmesg at: http://rafb.net/p/JKXGJt64.html
[15:09] <helpdesk2> audela: thanks
[15:09] <genii> amaache: Any chance this is a Realtek 8187 chipset?
[15:09] <Creationist> cool: What is PCM supposed to be set at ideally?
[15:09] <Creationist> cool: Because even at half, I still get some distortion.
[15:12] <stf_> Hi. I installed splashy, ran `sudo splashy_config -sdefault`, booted with "vga=791 splash" and ran `splashy test`. I get this error message:
[15:13] <stf_> Splashy ERROR: Couldn't splashy_start_splashy(). Error -2
[15:13] <stf_> any hints?
[15:13] <acidfire2008> hi im wondering how i can undo this command i just done? sudo chown creative /var/cache/torrentflux/creative -R
[15:13] <W8TAH> when working with Ubuntu Server -- routine updates are preformed by sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade, correct?
[15:13] <stf_> acidfire2008: what user owned this stuff before?
[15:13] <iostat> Anyone here using ubuntu as the host in a VMware Server production environment?
[15:14] <nano_> klol
[15:14] <acidfire2008> the same command
[15:14] <acidfire2008> the only user on the machine lol
[15:14] <stf_> W8TAH: if you want both updates and upgrades, then yes
[15:14] <acidfire2008> i did that to a directory
[15:14] <acidfire2008> i coudl not write to the directory
[15:14] <W8TAH> stf_, update fetches fresh package lists, correct?
[15:14] <am3r1ca> still need some help on this one
[15:14] <stf_> W8TAH: afaik, yes
[15:14] <W8TAH> stf_, and upgrade applies the?
[15:14] <W8TAH> ok - that was my understanding also
[15:14] <stf_> W8TAH: I don't think so
[15:15] <W8TAH> ok
[15:15] <stf_> W8TAH: update fetches all updates (small usually security stuff, reviewed, etc) and installs em
[15:15] <W8TAH> ok
[15:15] <genii> W8TAH: Generally you won't need to run upgrade unless you need to get a later kernel. update is almost always sufficient
[15:15] <stf_> W8TAH: upgrade checks if any installed software has newer versions in the repo, and upgrades it.
[15:15] <bazhang> update does not equal upgrade
[15:15] <W8TAH> ok - i understadn
[15:16] <am3r1ca> help... i need help with my wifi. i am constantly diconnected and have a iwlwiwi_rc802111 error. dmesg at: http://rafb.net/p/JKXGJt64.html
[15:16] <iostat> Thanks bazhang.  I thought I was going crazy for a second.
[15:16] <acidfire2008> stf_?
[15:16] <W8TAH> so when building from a disk (in this case dapper LTS) an upgrade at build time is a good idea?
[15:16] <bazhang> update simply refreshes sources list
[15:16] <erawfish> genii: you are very mistaken
[15:16] <stf_> acidfire2008?
[15:16] <bazhang> upgrade then applies them
[15:16] <acidfire2008> so can u help me?
[15:16] <erawfish> genii: update only updates package lists, doesn't install anything
[15:16] <bazhang> iostat: me toohaha
[15:16] <Nimnrod> hello, im trying to install ubuntu in my second hard drive but live cd only sees my primary hard drive (thats where i have windows installed)... i can't see my other hard drive when partioning... how can i solve this?
[15:16] <stf_> acidfire2008: what's the problem?
[15:16] <W8TAH> erawfish, that was the behavior i observered
[15:17] <genii> erawfish: Ah I think i am mixing dist-upgrade with upgrade then
[15:17] <acidfire2008> i did this command to be able to read and write to this directory
[15:17] <erawfish> W8TAH: you are mistaken
[15:17] <acidfire2008> and now it wont let torretnflux write to it
[15:17] <erawfish> genii: yes you do
[15:17] <acidfire2008> sudo chown creative /var/cache/torrentflux/creative -R
[15:17] <bazhang> genii: just a typo :}
[15:17] <iostat> So anyone familiar running VMware Server on gutsy?  I'm having some computer time issues.
[15:17] <W8TAH> erawfish, please straighten me out
[15:17] <stf_> acidfire2008: sudo chmod -R 777 /var/cache/torrentflux/creative
[15:18] <erawfish> W8TAH: did I say anything about what you said?
[15:18] <Nimnrod> im trying to install ubuntu in my second hard drive but live cd only sees my primary hard drive (thats where i have windows installed)... i can't see my other hard drive when partioning... how can i solve this?
[15:18] <bullgard4> (My 'make menuconfig' is running.) Synaptic writes: "The documentation for the 'make' package does not meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines, and has been removed from this package." Can you recommend a user guide for 'make menuconfig'? 'apropos menuconfig' does dot produce output.
[15:18] <W8TAH> yes -- you said i was mistaken
[15:18] <erawfish> Nimnrod: where is 2nd harddisk connected?
 W8TAH: you are mistaken
[15:18] <Nimnrod> SATA port
[15:19] <erawfish> markrian: there is no such guide with make docs. menucofnig has nothing to do with make but is a kernel only thing. a way to configure the kernel
[15:19] <kost_> Hello guys.. I have a problem installing linux.. any help around?
[15:19] <dgjones> is it possible to make specific mount points appear in the Places menu? I've changed my Windows mount point to /mnt/Windows so that it doesn't appear on the desktop rather than using gconf-editor to modify the volumes visible setting because I still want usb sticks to appear when plugged in, I can navigate to /mnt/Windows using nautilus, but it doesn't appear in the dropdown Places menu
[15:19] <stf_> !ask @ kost_
[15:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ask @ kost_ - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[15:19] <stf_> hm
[15:19] <t-Omicr0n> kost_: help is always around, just ask
[15:19] <erawfish> W8TAH: sorry. I misattributed. I mean genii
[15:19] <W8TAH> no worries
[15:19] <W8TAH> thanks for the assist
[15:20] <W8TAH> :D
[15:20] <Nimnrod> first one on port 0 second one on port 1
[15:20] <acidfire2008> o stf_ is a directory is 777 u cant write to it?
[15:20] <acidfire2008> if a dir
[15:20] <acidfire2008> i mean
[15:20] <stf_> huh?
[15:20] <acidfire2008> so when its set to 777 u cant write to it like say from a ftp program?
[15:20] <wers> !flash
[15:20] <ubotu> To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[15:20] <erawfish> W8TAH: stf and genii were the wrong ones
[15:20] <ubotu> The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[15:20] <erawfish> acidfire2008: 777 is bad. very bad
[15:20] <HeN> can anyone help me with my firefox? it crashes for no reason
[15:20] <stf_> acidfire2008: of course you can. 777 means anyone on the machine can access the dir.
[15:20] <erawfish> acidfire2008: you want 755 for files
[15:20] <Djerkaf> genii: the message "nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option)
[15:21] <kost_> stf_: I go and boot properly the cd etc.. After that, as I press the first option (install linux or sth in order to go to the live desktop) It says something like loading kernel etc and after sometime my monitor says "Go to sleep" (You know when i shutdown windows that happens because there is no signal to the monitor..) any ideas?
[15:21] <erawfish> stf_: not necessarily. ftpd due to their unique security wekanesse might now allow
[15:21] <Djerkaf> genii: Is that something I should try, or is it irrelevant?
[15:21] <acidfire2008> i want anyone to be able to access the directory though
[15:21] <stf_> erawfish: oh.
[15:21] <acidfire2008> well at least this directory
[15:21] <acidfire2008> so stf_ what u had me set was 777 right?
[15:21] <stf_> right
[15:21] <acidfire2008> k
[15:22] <stf_> Guys, I installed splashy, ran `sudo splashy_config -sdefault`, booted with "vga=791 splash" and ran `splashy test`. I get this error message:
[15:22] <stf_> Splashy ERROR: Couldn't splashy_start_splashy(). Error -2
[15:22] <stf_> any hints?
[15:22] <nils__> is youtube down?
[15:22] <kost_> Any help for me?? >.<
[15:22] <Nimnrod> yeah
[15:22] <Nimnrod> youtube is down
[15:23] <Jack_Sparrow> HeN: Firefox is generally quite stable..  So we need to know things like which verson you are using and if you installed flash and where you got it.  Thing like that
[15:23] <Nimnrod> thats so rare
[15:23] <Nimnrod> im trying to install ubuntu in my second hard drive but live cd only sees my primary hard drive (thats where i have windows installed)... i can't see my other hard drive when partioning... how can i solve this?
[15:24] <kost_> I go and boot properly the cd etc.. After that, as I press the first option (install linux or sth in order to go to the live desktop) It says something like loading kernel etc and after sometime my monitor says "Go to sleep" (You know when i shutdown windows that happens because there is no signal to the monitor..) any ideas?
[15:24] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, Ubuntu/7.10 (gutsy) Firefox/2.0.0.11, installed flash, and it happen on imageshack.us
[15:24] <lwizardl> Hi
[15:24] <raffaele> ciao a tutti
[15:24] <Drakou> hi
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> HeN: Please answer the rest of the question
[15:25] <lwizardl> i'm trying to install dvdstyler but i keep getting an error with mjpegtools but I have it installed
[15:25] <Iv0-1> hello
[15:25] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, I answered all of it, didnt I?
[15:25] <raffaele> c'è un ita in questa stanza che mi spieghi come funziona sto prog?
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> HeN: Where did you get falsh
[15:25] <Iv0-1> in froom bulgaria ?
[15:25] <strike> where can i put a command to have it run on startup? i tried /etc/init.d/rc.local at the end and no luck
[15:25] <stf_> Iv0-1: tuka samo na angliiski...
[15:25] <dgjones> !it > raffaele
[15:26] <genii> Djerkaf: Yes, try also the irqpoll   ... it looks like the os can't grab the hd controller. you said it's an older bios... if it has something in the bios settings itself like PNP/Windows 95/98 settings   try and put it no non-PNP or if by os then winnt/2000
[15:26] <Nimnrod> i need help
[15:26] <Iv0-1> stf_ ti ot kade si ?
[15:26] <stf_> sofia
[15:26] <happy_bananoo> hello. I'm having trouble configuring my external monitor
[15:26] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, second
[15:26] <erawfish> Iv0-1, stf_: english only please
[15:26] <happy_bananoo> can someone help me with this please?
[15:26] <stf_> erawfish: right, I was just getting to that :D
[15:27] <Nimnrod> apparantly, not
[15:27] <erawfish> !helpme | Nimnrod
[15:27] <ubotu> Nimnrod: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience
[15:27] <Nimnrod> im trying to install ubuntu in my second hard drive but live cd only sees my primary hard drive (thats where i have windows installed)... i can't see my other hard drive when partioning... how can i solve this?
[15:27] <Duzchip> Offtopic:  anyone able to reach youtube?
[15:27] <Iv0-1> awe imali balgari tuk
[15:27] <Djerkaf> genii: "try and put it no non-PNP or if by os then winnt/2000"  I do not understand what you mean. (I am a newbie at Ubuntu :p)
[15:27] <bazhang> Duzchip: yup
[15:27] <kost_> Is anyone going to answer me pleas?E
[15:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Nimnrod: Does your bios see the second drive and what OS are you in now.
[15:27] <erawfish> Nimnrod: cat /proc/partitions
[15:27] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash here
[15:28] <Nimnrod> yes my BIOS sees my 2nd HD, im under windows
[15:28] <erawfish> Jack_Sparrow: bios rarely matters if linux is loaded
[15:28] <omri> hi all
[15:28] <kost_> stf_ can you help me mate?
[15:28] <happy_bananoo> I want to get an extended desktop using 2 screens on ubunto. how can I do this?
[15:28] <Duzchip> bazhang: me and a lot of others just get: Http/1.1 Service Unavailable
[15:28] <stf_> kost_: no
[15:28] <erawfish> !xinerama | happy_bananoo
[15:28] <ubotu> happy_bananoo: xinerama is an extension to !X to use two or more physical displays as one large virtual display. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo - See also !DualHead
[15:28] <cannonball> Duzchip: Appear to be down for maintenance here ( GMT -0800 )
[15:28] <Jack_Sparrow> erawfish: If he does not have the jumpers right and the bios does not see it.. It matters alot
[15:28] <happy_bananoo> thanks ubotu
[15:28] <Nimnrod> what is cat command for?
[15:28] <bazhang> Duzchip: odd, let me retry
[15:28] <strike> is /etc/init.d/rc.local the best place for a startup script?
[15:29] <omri> can anyone help im trying to install pidgin 2.3.1 on gutsy and it says libpango1.0-0 is missing and i checked and its installed
[15:29] <kost_> Anyone could help me with this??
[15:29] <kost_> I go and boot properly the cd etc.. After that, as I press the first option (install linux or sth in order to go to the live desktop) It says something like loading kernel etc and after sometime my monitor says "Go to sleep" (You know when i shutdown windows that happens because there is no signal to the monitor..) any ideas?
[15:29] <iostat> !repeat
[15:29] <ubotu> Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[15:29] <dgjones> is it possible to make specific mount points appear in the Places menu? I've changed my Windows mount point to /mnt/Windows so that it doesn't appear on the desktop rather than using gconf-editor to modify the volumes visible setting because I still want usb sticks to appear when plugged in, I can navigate to /mnt/Windows using nautilus, but it doesn't appear in the dropdown Places menu
[15:29] <erawfish> Jack_Sparrow: I have a 486 where my BIOS doesn't see the drive. linux works fine with it. this is cause Linux deson't care about the BIOS. at all. only grub does if you want to boo
[15:29] <erawfish> t
[15:29] <stf_> Guys, I installed splashy, ran `sudo splashy_config -sdefault`, booted with "vga=791 splash" and ran `splashy test`. I get this error message:
[15:29] <stf_> Splashy ERROR: Couldn't splashy_start_splashy(). Error -2
[15:29] <stf_> any hints?
[15:29] <nickrud> kost_: have you run the check disk option on the startup screen
[15:29] <Jack_Sparrow> HeN: Read through the link on broken flash and see if that does not help..
[15:29] <Iv0-1> To who is that channel
[15:29] <Iv0-1> To who is that channel
[15:30] <kost_> nickrud ok and then?
[15:30] <Duzchip> bazhang: Anything?
[15:30] <stf_> Iv0-1: ubuntu users
[15:30] <nickrud> kost_: asssuming it passed, take a look at some of the boot options on F6 , try a couple of those
[15:31] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, imageshack.us has flash? because on other sites my flash plugin works fine
[15:31] <genii> Djerkaf: In the bios of your computer, it is sometimes an option to set the bios to have Plug and Play on or off. In older machines this Plug and Play is done by telling it what operating system. Windows 95/98 is PNP   and Windows NT/2000 would be considered not plug and play
[15:31] <bazhang> Duzchip: no it's down..bad news :{
[15:31] <kost_> nickrud ok brb
[15:31] <Jack_Sparrow> erawfish: You are wrong...but go ahead and try to fix him up
[15:32] <bullgard4> (My 'make menuconfig' is running.) Synaptic writes: "The documentation for the 'make' package does not meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines, and has been removed from this package." Can you recommend a user guide for 'make menuconfig'? 'apropos menuconfig' does dot produce output.
[15:32] <Iv0-1> stf_
[15:32] <Iv0-1> stf_
[15:32] <omri> anyone?
[15:32] <ikonia> bullgard4: if you have to ask, yo ushould NOT be building a kernel
[15:32] <Duzchip> bazhang: quite funny though
[15:32] <genii> Djerkaf: When you set the bios to have plug and play off, it assigns each device an interrupt and resources instead of letting the operating system discover and set up each device
[15:33] <ikonia> omri: saying "anyone" is pointless as 1.) if they knew the answer they would respond 2.) if they missed the question - "anyone" will mean nothing to them
[15:33] <bazhang> Duzchip: yup, and from google home page no less! :}
[15:33] <Djerkaf> genii: ok I have seen that option. Btw, should I maybe see if I could update the drivers for the ide controller?
[15:33] <bullgard4> ikonia: Your remark is not helpful.
[15:33] <ikonia> bullgard4: it's advice
[15:33] <ikonia> bullgard4: I stronglly suggest you consider it
[15:33] <omri> can anyone help im trying to install pidgin 2.3.1 on gutsy and it says libpango1.0-0 is missing and i checked and its installed
[15:33] <Jack_Sparrow> HeN: Then I would assume one of your other plugins is bad.. try disabling them one at a time
[15:33] <bullgard4> ikonia: Your remark is not helpful.
[15:33] <ikonia> omri: why do you want 2.3.1
[15:33] <omri> ok ikonia
[15:33] <ikonia> bullgard4: it  is advice for you ro listen to, or ignore
[15:33] <bazhang> bullgard4: please leave it at that :}
[15:33] <omri>  for silc protocol
[15:33] <genii> Djerkaf: No, since the hd conteoller driver will only matter when you are booting into windows
[15:34] <Iv0-1> omri
[15:34] <genii> *controller
[15:34] <ikonia> omri: it means you need an update to teh pango package
[15:34] <omri> there is no upgrade available
[15:34] <omri> yes Iv0-1
[15:34] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, I dont have any other plugins
[15:34] <xand_> hi folks, can somebody please take a look on this thread posted by me, and somehow help me out? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=658403
[15:34] <ikonia> omri: not ffrom ubuntu, but maybe from external sources, just be warned it may break other packages
[15:35] <Iv0-1> Omegacenti
[15:35] <Iv0-1> opa
[15:35] <ikonia> Iv0-1: do you have a question ?
[15:35] <Iv0-1> omri Come shortly to private
[15:35] <bazhang> Iv0-1: what language?
[15:35] <Djerkaf> genii: ok.  I have now found the PNP OS option, should I set it to on or off in this case?
[15:36] <Iv0-1> ikonia
[15:36] <Iv0-1> yes
[15:36] <ikonia> Iv0-1: please ask your question then
[15:37] <lwizardl> anyone use dvdstyler ?
[15:37] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, when I run firefox through the terminal it says
[15:37] <HeN> (gecko:8734): Pango-WARNING **: failed to create cairo scaled font, expect ugly output. the offending font is 'Tahoma Bold 8.25'
[15:37] <HeN> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[15:37] <Iv0-1> ikonia
[15:37] <Iv0-1> Wherefrom are you?
[15:37] <ikonia> Iv0-1: ye ?
[15:37] <ikonia> Iv0-1: it doesn't matter
[15:37] <samad909> I got a problem, i just downloaded the livecd, did integrity checks and all but when i hit start or install ubuntu, after a few seconds the pc reboots, any ideas?
[15:37] <bazhang> Iv0-1: this is not a chat channel
[15:38] <erawfish> bullgard4: I already answered you long ago
[15:38] <samad909> it is a e2160 dual core, 2gb ram, 945motherboard, audigy sound blaster value sound card
[15:38] <ppires> hi there. everytime i boot my system, my homedir get's chown'ed root.root. does anyone around knows why?
[15:38] <genii> Djerkaf: Set plug and play off
[15:38] <Iv0-1> I do not understand I am from Bulgaria
[15:38] <ikonia> ppires there is no reason it should get chowned unless there is something in the boot script
[15:38] <Djerkaf> genii: It was set off already. =/
[15:38] <Iv0-1> I do not understand I am from Bulgaria
[15:39] <bazhang> Iv0-1: please stop
[15:39] <erawfish> Iv0-1: do you have a ubuntu related problem or question?
[15:39] <dgjones> !bg | Iv0-1
[15:39] <genii> Djerkaf: Sorry for lag, I am at work and going back and forth to the computer
[15:39] <ubotu> Iv0-1: опитайте #ubuntu-bg за български потребители . try #ubuntu-bg for bulgarian users, and please idle there patiently
[15:39] <samad909> any ideas on why the livdcd does not work?
[15:39] <samad909> live*
[15:39] <ikonia> Iv0-1: /join #ubuntu-bo
[15:39] <ppires> ikonia: even that i change it, everytime it boots /home/ppires get's chowned root.root
[15:39] <erawfish> samad909: boot with acpi=off
[15:39] <ppires> but the inner contents are properly chown'ed
[15:39] <genii> Djerkaf: Ok, if it was set to off, what other options does it have to set? to on or by operating system?
[15:39] <ikonia> ppires: there must be an init script doing that
[15:39] <Djerkaf> genii: NP!  Will try that irqpoll option. What should I add to the "other options" string?
[15:40] <samad909> erawfish= in boot options type that down?
[15:40] <ppires> ikonia: any hint? i don't usually edit any boot scripts since I dropped  slackware in favor of debian ;-)
[15:40] <ikonia> ppires: your using debian ?
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: at start or install hit F6 try what erawfish said or noapic
[15:40] <samad909> erawfish/Jack_Sparrow: ok i will give it a try, thanks
[15:41] <ppires> ikonia: gutsy. i was just telling you that i don't edit boot scripts a long time ago ;-)
[15:41] <ikonia> ppires: I can't think of anything that would do that
[15:41] <cyzie> question, how maintain the kernel in ubuntu ?
[15:41] <ikonia> cyzie: you don't
[15:41] <ppires> i've dropped debian in favor of ubuntu since 5.04
[15:41] <ikonia> cyzie: ubuntu development team will do that for you
[15:41] <ppires> ikonia: ok, thanks anyway dude
[15:41] <ikonia> ppires: I'm just having a think
[15:41] <W8TAH> anyone here using phpmyadmin?
[15:41] <cyzie> ikonia, i dont want to maintain but im asking who is mtaininign the kernel for ubuntu
[15:41] <dusty-sts> erawfish, dude what can i do to fix my sound? >:-[
[15:41] <Iv0-1> I do not understand I am from Bulgaria
[15:41] <Iv0-1> I do not understand I am from Bulgaria
[15:42] <ikonia> cyzie: the kernel development team
[15:42] <ikonia> Iv0-1: "/j #ubuntu-bo"
[15:42] <cyzie> ikonia, u got the link to proof what u said ?
[15:42] <ikonia> ipx: typo /j #ubuntu-bo
[15:42] <ikonia> cyzie: prove what I say ?
[15:42] <logixoul> ikonia: "/j #ubuntu-bg" actually
[15:42] <ikonia> logixoul: ooh, the bulgeria loco team site says ubuntu-bo
[15:42] <Iv0-1> They had had americans here Âå
[15:43] <logixoul> ikonia: meh they're both dead
[15:43] <Iv0-1> They had had americans here Âå
[15:43] <ikonia> logixoul: great
[15:43] <Pici> !english | Iv0-1
[15:43] <ubotu> Iv0-1: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat
[15:43] <cyzie> ikonia, yes, the kernel develoment team in ubuntu maintain ubuntu kernel
[15:43] <genii> Djerkaf: I would try as options right now   nolapic acpi=off pci=assign-busses pci=irqpoll pci=biosirq pnpbios=off
[15:43] <nickrud> Iv0-1 this channel is only for answering questions about problems running ubuntu, not for regular talking
[15:43] <ikonia> cyzie yes they do, there is a team for that
[15:43] <dusty-sts> Hey can anyone help me with getting sound to work in ubuntu?
[15:43] <mo---> Hello, i'm trying to install netbeans 6.0 on my ubuntu box, however, it doesnt accept my (sun) java jdk 1.5. Forums suggest, that it should work with sun jdk 6.0 .. hmmm anyone got it running with 1.5? (i`m using the netbeans-installer-skript). I'd rather use 1.5 ... the project i'm working on is using 1.5 too ...
[15:44] <dgjones> Iv0-1, If you want general chat, you could type "join #ubuntu-offtopic"
[15:44] <erawfish> mo---: #netbeans
[15:44] <ikonia> mo---: the guys in ##java will know a lot more about bean/jvm compatability
[15:44] <Iv0-1> shatafaka
[15:44] <cyzie> ikonia, are you sure or you just say it ?
[15:44] <omri> Iv0-1 can u help?
[15:44] <Iv0-1> indeanec
[15:44] <HeN> Jack_Sparrow, solved it out: 'chmod -R 755 /usr/share/fonts/', thanks
[15:44] <logixoul> someone kick Iv0-1, he was warned.
[15:44] <logixoul> !ops
[15:44] <ubotu> Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok or Pici!
[15:44] <ikonia> cyzie: I'm %150 certain
[15:44] <logixoul> oops, emergencies?
[15:44] <ikonia> logixoul: pici is in here
[15:44] <cyzie> ikonia, link please?
[15:44] <ikonia> cyzie: link to what ?
[15:45] <Jack_Sparrow> HeN: np..  odd that you had to do that..
[15:45] <cyzie> ikonia, nvm, i dont think u know
[15:45] <ikonia> cyzie: know what ?
[15:45] <ikonia> cyzie: your not making any sense
[15:45] <ikonia> cyzie: the ubuntu-kernel team maintain the kernel and package it for the ubuntu OS
[15:45] <Djerkaf> genii: I can set the PNP option only to "Yes" or "No"
[15:46] <genii> Djerkaf: Then No
[15:46] <cyzie> ikonia, well, ok, that's good to hear but where can i find more information on that?
[15:46] <samad909> noapci or apci=off in the end of the boot options does not work
[15:46] <genii> Djerkaf: And use the options I gae above
[15:46] <genii> *gave
[15:46] <ikonia> cyzie: what sort of info  ?
[15:46] <cyzie> ikonia, i dont think you know
[15:46] <samad909> quiet splash -- noapci/apci=off <--- does not work
[15:46] <ikonia> cyzie: what information do you want ?
[15:46] <erawfish> cyzie: he does and he'S right
[15:46] <sancho_> you're probably right
[15:47] <ikonia> cyzie: the topic is massive
[15:47] <Djerkaf> genii: I missed the boot string you wrote, have seen it now and will try it directly.
[15:47] <bazhang> cyzie: ease up
[15:47] <lukasz> It says no such file or directory? how can I fix this prob
[15:47] <nickrud> cyzie: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-kernel-team
[15:47] <sancho_> i want to know where i can get some more irc server lists?
[15:47] <isaac_> Hiya. How can I view the model of processor I have?
[15:47] <lukasz> Im trying to run the game from terminal
[15:47] <genii> Djerkaf: OK. I'll be here a while (even if occasionally not immediately responding due to work)
[15:47] <lukasz> ./ezquake-gl.gx doesn't work
[15:47] <erawfish> lukasz: WHAT does?
[15:47] <Duke_Fluke> cyzie: google is your friend have you tried "searching the web"?
[15:48] <erawfish> lukasz: doesn't work how?
[15:48] <samad909> erawfish: the apci=off in the boot options does not work
[15:48] <lukasz> well I type it in and says no such file or dir
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> cyzie: Is this what you are looking for  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/
[15:48] <Djerkaf> genii: I suppose I should leave what's among the 'other options', shouldn't I ?
[15:48] <erawfish> samad909: dunno then
[15:48] <cyzie> nickrud, thanks.
[15:48] <dgjones> isaac_, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[15:48] <lukasz> But when I click inside the folder works
[15:48] <Djerkaf> genii: what's there already, I mean?
[15:48] <lukasz> expect in terminal
[15:48] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: quiet splash -- noapci/apci=off <--- does not work
[15:48] <genii> Djerkaf: Yes, the rest as defaults should be fine...normally it is something like quiet splash
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: What hardware are you working with.
[15:49] <xand_> hi folks, can somebody please take a look on this thread posted by me, and somehow help me out? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=658403
[15:49] <Djerkaf> genii: ok, here goes...
[15:49] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: e2160 dual core/2gb ram/250gb hard/945 mb/sound blaster card
[15:49] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: Please post a description of the problem not just a linkl
[15:50] <Djerkaf> genii: it responded "Unknown option 'irqpoll'"
[15:50] <Duke_Fluke> xand_: so you when you try to eject your cellphone it gets autmoatically mounted right away?
[15:50] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: yes
[15:50] <xand_> Duke_Fluke: yes
[15:50] <Djerkaf> genii: but it continues as before. I'll see what happens
[15:50] <kost_> nickrud are you there?
[15:50] <iostat> Sorry to keep asking, but anyone using gutsy with VMware Server in a production environment?
[15:50] <lukasz> hmm
[15:50] <genii> Djerkaf: Instead of pci=irqpoll the syntax might be just  irqpoll by itself. Been a while since I needed to use it
[15:51] <nickrud> kost_: for a couple of minutes, got to get ready for work
[15:51] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: sorry for that, thought it was a better way :)
[15:51] <kost_> nickrud ok I tried to do the check.. But guess what?? Nothing happened it started to Load Linux Kernel
[15:51] <kost_> and then poof
[15:51] <kost_> Going to sleep.
[15:52] <Djerkaf> genii: so I should just take away the "pci=" part before ircpoll, you mean?
[15:52] <lukasz> I can't launch the game from terminal
[15:52] <genii> Djerkaf: Yes
[15:52] <nickrud> kost_: ok, it's probably a bad burn. do the md5sum on the iso you downloaded, I'll post a link following, and be sure to burn the cd at a slow speed
[15:52] <nickrud> !md5 | kost_
[15:52] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: It helps to know the nature of the problem so that someone with experience in that area will go look rather than everyone going to look.
[15:52] <genii> Djerkaf: irqpoll and not ircpoll   incidentally :)
[15:52] <ubotu> kost_: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows
[15:53] <kost_> link one or 2?
[15:53] <phaidros> what to do when "gnome-session-manager is not started" comes, but the session-manager already runs?
[15:53] <Duke_Fluke> xand_, have you tried unplugging it really quickly :) sorry thats not a real solution but I'm not sure what you can do for that
[15:54] <xand_> Duke_Fluke: hehe
[15:54] <Djerkaf> genii: Oh I'm not sure if I just wrote wrong here or there too. x) sorry, I will do it again
[15:54] <genii> Djerkaf: No problem, as i said, I'll be here a while yet
[15:54] <nickrud> kost_: the one about checking the iso image
[15:54] <kost_> nickrud link 1 or 2?
[15:54] <Duke_Fluke> xand_, maybe we can figure out what service is autmatically mounting and disable it temporarily
[15:54] <kost_> k
[15:54] <zobban> hi anyone who can help me to install this lighttpd-1.4.x_mod_fastcgi_overrun.patch
[15:54] <nickrud> kost_: depends on if you check the md5sum in windows or the live cd, since you can't run the live cd I'd think #2 would work :)
[15:55] <samad909> brb
[15:55] <xand_> Duke_Fluke: ok, but from where i start? :)
[15:56] <Duke_Fluke> xand_, hold on researching
[15:56] <nickrud> kost_: I'm off, but several people I see here can help you after you've got a known good burn
[15:56] <zobban> hi anyone who can help me to install this lighttpd-1.4.x_mod_fastcgi_overrun.patch
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: what do you have in system-- pref-- removeable drives and media
[15:56] <gs246> when i try mount my remote disc using nfs i have error that : permision denied.
[15:56] <Djerkaf> genii: Now at least it found the disk and it's size. But it seems like that screen will stay blue. Will wait a couple of minutes then reboot and write the string 100% correctly. ;D
[15:56] <gs246> any idea why??
[15:57] <lukasz> hellllp
[15:57] <phaidros> any ideas what to do about gnome-session-manager ??
[15:57] <phaidros> already deleted all .gnome* and .gconf* :/
[15:57] <gs246> when i try mount my remote disc using nfs i have error that : permision denied. any ida why and how to fix it??
[15:58] <zobban> hi anyone who can help me to install this lighttpd-1.4.x_mod_fastcgi_overrun.patch
[15:58] <genii> Djerkaf: This seems a tricky one :)
[15:58] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: Sometimes i pluggin pendrives and usb backup HDs, is that what you meant?
[15:58] <ikonia> zobban you need to recompile light http to apply that patch
[15:58] <zobban> so i need to install light http first
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: No.. is it set to automount removeable media.. since that seems to be the problem
[15:59] <ikonia> zobban: no - you need to re-compile it, with that patch applied
[15:59] <robertj_> how can I set up /my/python.py as my shell?
[15:59] <zobban> how i do that
[15:59] <ikonia> robertj_: usermod -s /my/python.py $user
[15:59] <zobban> is there any tutorial
[15:59] <Djerkaf> genii: It stays blue. Reboot.
[15:59] <ikonia> zobban: nope
[16:00] <lukasz> how can i start ezqauke from terminal ./ezquake dowsn't work
[16:00] <ikonia> lukasz: what does it say
[16:00] <samad909> help me out, the livecd wont boot, i tried acpi=off too :S
[16:00] <zobban> can you help me ikonia
[16:00] <ikonia> zobban: sorry no
[16:00] <ikonia> zobban: why do you need that patch
[16:00] <ifireball> ikonia. robertj : that will probably break the system
[16:00] <ikonia> zobban: what is causing you problems
[16:00] <ikonia> ifireball: I agree
[16:00] <whabo> is there a way to open office 2007 documents in openoffice??? please help .. i read an article that there is a patch for it ... anyone knows about it?
[16:00] <zobban> is that vulnrebility scanner
[16:00] <lukasz> ikonia, it says no such file or directory
[16:01] <ikonia> zobban: trust me, let ubuntu manage your packages, the package maintainers are more on top of it than you or I
[16:01] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: oh sorry, where do i see this option?
[16:01] <lukasz> ikonia, /home/lukasz/nquake
[16:01] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: You may need to get the alternate cd  text install..
[16:01] <ikonia> lukasz: you said it was called equake
[16:01] <samad909> aargh
[16:01] <lukasz> sry confused
[16:01] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: what do you have in system-- pref-- removeable drives and media
[16:01] <lukasz> its nquake I mispelled it'
[16:01] <samad909> alright
[16:01] <ikonia> lukasz: ./nquake
[16:01] <lukasz> okI try
[16:02] <Tetracomm> Hi.
[16:02] <samad909> i thought livecd would support this hardware
[16:02] <ifireball> robertj: if you wan't your program to run when you go into an _interactive_ shell, add some detection code and run it from .bashrc
[16:02] <lukasz> Still didn't work ikonia
[16:02] <ikonia> lukasz: what does it say
[16:02] <lukasz> ikonia,  No such file or directory
[16:02] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: first three checked
[16:02] <ikonia> lukasz: what directory are you in when you run this
[16:02] <kost_> nickrud I think i am doing the test right
[16:03] <Djerkaf> genii: Unknown option 'irqpoll'
[16:03] <lukasz> ikonia,  it is in home/lukasz
[16:03] <ikonia> lukasz: what directory are YOU in when you run that command
[16:03] <Djerkaf> genii: I will try only "irqpoll"
[16:03] <ikonia> lukasz: pwd
[16:03] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: It cant possibly support all hardware.. But things like how fast / speed it was burned and user errors are also issues..
[16:03] <kost_> nickrud but it keeps saying md5sum:   33910 main/binary-amd64/Packages: No such file or
[16:03] <kost_>   33910 main/binary-amd64/Packages: FAILED open or read
[16:03] <kost_> md5sum: WARNING: 476 of 476 listed files could not be read
[16:03] <genii> Djerkaf: With just irqpoll    or pci=irqpoll
[16:03] <lukasz> ikonia, I am in /home/lukasz/nquake
[16:03] <Tetracomm> I am in Ubuntu 7.10. I used Qtparted to delete a partition and recreate a new one with the freespace, the new one is now called 4G volume and whenever I try to open it, it requires me to type in the root password, is there any way to get it to work just like the other partitions without the root password?
[16:03] <ikonia> lukasz: how can you be, you told me that nquake is file  - not a directory
[16:03] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: isnt the hardware i listed all new? also i did cd integrity checks
[16:04] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: hope they are in same order because my language is portuguese
[16:04] <Djerkaf> genii: with just "irqpoll", -  "pci=" did not make it work.
[16:04] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: I have a couple of Dells and an HP that would not do anything unless burned at 4x..  makes no sense to me.. but it is true.  If your cd does the self test then you have limited options other than a slower burn or alt cd
[16:04] <lukasz> it said both ikonia
[16:04] <ikonia> lukasz: no it didn't say both
[16:04] <ikonia> lukasz: that is either a directory - or a file, which is
[16:04] <lukasz> No SUCH FILE OR DIRECTORY
[16:04] <ikonia> lukasz: dn't use caps
[16:04] <ikonia> lukasz: you've said that
[16:04] <lukasz> sry ikonia
[16:04] <lukasz> ok
[16:04] <praet> Does anyone know of a repo for the map editor gtkradiant or q3radiant?
[16:05] <lukasz> Its a directory and Im in that dir and the file won't launch from terminal ikonia
[16:05] <ikonia> lukasz: is /home/lukasz/nquake a file - or a directory, which is it
[16:05] <ikonia> lukasz: put the output of "ls -la " in to a pastebin please
[16:05] <ikonia> !pastebin | lukasz
[16:05] <lukasz> ok
[16:05] <ubotu> lukasz: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[16:05] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: i will just get the alt cd for now, thanks for your help, another 5 hours :S
[16:06] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: nolapic acpi=off pci=assign-busses pci=irqpoll pci=biosirq pnpbios=off   did you try each of those
[16:06] <diego`> hey how
[16:06] <Tetracomm> help?
[16:06] <Pici> !ask
[16:06] <ubotu> Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[16:06] <ikonia> Tetracomm: ask a question, help? means nothing
[16:06] <lukasz> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52021/ ikonia
[16:06] <Tetracomm> I am in Ubuntu 7.10. I used Qtparted to delete a partition and recreate a new one with the freespace, the new one is now called 4G volume and whenever I try to open it, it requires me to type in the root password, is there any way to get it to work just like the other partitions without the root password?
[16:07] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: no just tried noacpi and pci=biosirq
[16:07] <ikonia> lukasz: look at what you've posted
[16:07] <ikonia> lukasz: there is no file in that list called "nquake"
[16:07] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: i will try them now, brb
[16:07] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: the one I first suggested was noapic
[16:07] <wraund_> HELP! my mate has a SAPPHIRE HD 2600PRO ATI graphics ard, but ´restricted drivers´ says it doesnt, and this is what ´hardware info´ gives me http://omploader.org/vYXE1
[16:07] <ccoffey> is anyone happy with their tv card under ubuntu?
[16:08] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: also when checking to get the alternate cd it is still giving the dekstop iso, apic?
[16:08] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: ya i tried apic, i will try those options and brb
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: hold for a sec.. dont dl if it says desktop
[16:08] <samad909> ya i cancelled it
[16:08] <lukasz> ikonia,  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52022/
[16:09] <Jack_Sparrow> the check box for alt is having issues...
[16:09] <xibalba> is vmware easy to setup and stable on ubuntu 6.06?
[16:09] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: yeah
[16:09] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: i will just to directory listing and get the alt image if the options dont work, brb
[16:09] <wraund_> HELP! my mate has a SAPPHIRE HD 2600PRO ATI graphics ard, but ´restricted drivers´ says it doesnt, and this is what ´hardware info´ gives me http://omploader.org/vYXE1
[16:09] <Pici> !repeat | wraund_
[16:09] <ubotu> wraund_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[16:09] <praet> xibalba: i have used it, but liked VirtualBox better
[16:09] <ikonia> lukasz: thats your home dir - and as you can see there is no file in there called nquake
[16:09] <ifireball> xibalba: as far as I can remember is was as simple as selecting it with "add remove"
[16:10] <xibalba> ifireball, add/remote where?
[16:10] <lukasz> Should I reinstall it ikonia ?
[16:10] <xibalba> praet, does virtualBox run win32 too?
[16:10] <ifireball> xibalba: Applications->Add Remove
[16:10] <praet> xibalba: Applications menu > Add/Remove on bottom
[16:10] <xibalba> I'm running it on top of Windows XP right now, 3 FreeBSD systems, 1 Linux, 4 Windows
[16:10] <praet> xibalba: yes
[16:10] <xibalba> praet, ifireball, i do not use a gui
[16:10] <Djerkaf> genii: This time there were no error messages, only some text in 00:00...(etc) format
[16:10] <Djerkaf> genii: I hope that blue screen disappears.
[16:11] <ifireball> xibalba: in that case run "aptitude search vmware" and see what comes back
[16:11] <TheLynx> is there a way to change the background color of conversation windows in pidgin? I use a dark theme and doesn't like the white background
[16:11] <grrrrRRrrRRRrrk> hi i have an intel on board graphics chip and when i try "glxinfo | grep rendering" in terminal i get "direct rendering: No (LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT set)" any1 got an idea what might be wrong?
[16:12] <ifireball> xibalba: the package may be simply called "vmware" but it may have a more complex name, I don't remember
[16:12] <ikonia> grrrrRRrrRRRrrk: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2007-November/029905.html
[16:12] <genii> Djerkaf: What is the motherboard or model, do you know?
[16:12] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: even with everything unchecked it acts the same
[16:13] <samad909> Jack_Sparrow: none of the options work, i will download the alt cd, thanks
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> samad909: np.. good luck
[16:14] <lukasz> thank, you ikonia
[16:14] <Djerkaf> genii: I have two different texts about the motherboard
[16:14] <whabo> does any1 know how to get widgets on my desktop ??? is there a plugin for it????????? or an application?
[16:14] <whabo> thx
[16:14] <lukasz> I renamed the file and ./nqauake worked
[16:14] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: odd that it remounts with all options unchecked... even after you tell it to eject
[16:14] <Djerkaf> genii:  07/09/1999-SiS-620-P6SET-MLC-00
[16:14] <lukasz> from ezquake-gl.gx to nquake
[16:14] <Djerkaf> genii: and
[16:14] <lukasz> :)
[16:14] <Djerkaf> genii: P6SET_ML Ver 1.2 07/29/1999
[16:14] <Pici> lukasz: you could have just done ./ezquake-gl.gx
[16:15] <lukasz> didn't work
[16:15] <genii> Djerkaf: OK the second one looks more useful
[16:15] <lukasz> Pici that didn't work for me
[16:15] <dgjones> is it possible to make specific mount points appear in the Places menu? I've changed my Windows mount point to /mnt/Windows so that it doesn't appear on the desktop rather than using gconf-editor to modify the volumes visible setting because I still want usb sticks to appear when plugged in, I can navigate to /mnt/Windows using nautilus, but it doesn't appear in the dropdown Places menu
[16:16] <ikonia> dgjones: excellent question
[16:16] <Djerkaf> genii: I spent the other day googling for new bios, but could not find anything from 2000
[16:16] <Pici> dgjones: Open a nautilus window and modify your 'bookmarks', those should show up in the places menu.
[16:16] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: i know! should it be my eject syntax? i use 'sudo eject /dev/sdc' and sometimes allow verbose with -v
[16:16] <Djerkaf> genii: but again, I don't know what's important.
[16:16] <dgjones> Pici, thanks, I'll give that a go
[16:16] <grrrrRRrrRRRrrk> ikonia  i dont really get what the url says :\ its to professional for me
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: I would think you would be umounting it
[16:17] <Djerkaf> genii: Now when I am at the partitioning part of the installation, I could choose which hard drive to install it on, but on the next screen it does not say, and I can not continue.
[16:17] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: if i only umount, the device says that 'some data may be lost...bla..bla..'
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: I am not your best source for that.. just a thought
[16:18] <david`__> can someone tell me, how to configure thunderbird that the printout show not the GMT Time ?
[16:18] <piotruntu> Hi, how come my speakers do not work when I plug them in the back of my computer but they work when I plug them in the front?
[16:18] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: alright, thanks for helping anyways
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: Does eject write any pending date then umount...
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> data
[16:18] <genii> Djerkaf: I am also not finding out much about this ECS motherboard regarding linux.
[16:19] <th0r> Jack_Sparrow yes
[16:19] <genii> Djerkaf: work needs me, returning in a few minutes
[16:19] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: i don't know, but after a eject command, for some seconds i see a successful message from the device
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> thanks th0r
[16:19] <Tetracomm> How do I remove Windows from the GRUB boot list?
[16:20] <Djerkaf> genii: ok, I will see you!
[16:20] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: unlike umount
[16:20] <th0r> Tetracomm remove the lines from /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> th0r: What would the cli string with both commands to first eject && umount sdc be?
[16:20] <th0r> Tetracomm if windows is still on the computer then commenting th elines would be a better option
[16:21] <Tetracomm> th0r: I'm not sure which lines aren't safe to remove.
[16:21] <XiXaQ> is it appropriate to say that Linux is to Ubuntu what ntoskrnl.exe is to Windows XP?
[16:21] <ikonia> Jack_Sparrow: eject /dev/$file && umount /mount/point
[16:21] <Tetracomm> Windows is no longer on it.
[16:21] <ikonia> XiXaQ no
[16:21] <ikonia> XiXaQ nothing like that
[16:21] <XiXaQ> ikonia, why?
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> ikonia: thanks
[16:21] <ikonia> XiXaQ because it's wrong
[16:21] <Tetracomm> th0r: How do I comment the lines?
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> xand_: Did you see that from ikonia
[16:21] <ikonia> Jack_Sparrow: you may have to eject the mount point rather than the file
[16:21] <XiXaQ> ikonia, what does linux do that ntoskrnl.exe doesn't, and vice versa?
[16:22] <ikonia> XiXaQ: they are two different things, and that's not what you said
[16:22] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: will test
[16:22] <ikonia> XiXaQ: they manage OS's in different ways
[16:22] <th0r> Jack_Sparrow assuming the first partition..../eject /dev/sdc1 and umount /dev/sdc1 (with umount you could also use the mountpoint like umount /media/USBDRIVE
[16:22] <piotruntu> HI, HOW COME WHEN I PLUG IN MY SPEAKERS IN THE BACK OF MY COMPUTER THEY DONT WORK YET WHEN I PLUG THEM IN THE FRONT THEY WORK? I HAVE WINDOWS DUALBOOTED AND ON WINDOWS THE SPEAKERS WORK FINE WHEN PLUGGED IN THE BACK
[16:22] <ikonia> !caps | piotruntu
[16:22] <th0r> Tetracomm just a sec
[16:22] <ubotu> piotruntu: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> th0r: Thanks...
[16:22] <XiXaQ> ikonia, of course. But they have the same roles in their respective environments?
[16:22] <christostolis> !help
[16:22] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[16:22] <ikonia> XiXaQ: they are both kernels, yes
[16:23] <piotruntu> im nto getting any help though
[16:23] <dgjones> Pici, I don't seem to be able to add a bookmark, I can edit current ones but clicking the "+ Add Bookmark" or pressing Control D doesn't do anything, woudl i need to run sudo nautilus?
[16:23] <ikonia> piotruntu: you'll get even less after shouting for no reason in caps
[16:23] <Pici> dgjones: let me take a look at mine, hold on.
[16:24] <christostolis> help with ATI XPRESS 200M!
[16:24] <ikonia> !caps | christostolis
[16:24] <ubotu> christostolis: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[16:24] <sandr-> piotruntu: open console and run alsa-mixer
[16:24] <th0r> Tetracomm you can comment a line by adding a '#' at the front of the line. When you edit /boot/grub/menu.lst you will see lots of commented lines. There should be a secion of about five lines at the bottom of the file, one line will be 'title Microsoft Windows XP Professional' comment out those lines
[16:24] <sandr-> then try adjusting and/or 'opening' channels
[16:24] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[16:24] <xand_> Jack_Sparrow: won't do, umount says its not mounted, guess eject already does that
[16:24] <lukasz> alright that problem is solved no more problems :)
[16:24] <Tetracomm> Is it safe to delete those bottom Windows lines you said to comment out?
[16:24] <Tetracomm> th0r
[16:24] <ikonia> xand_: if'ts a cdrom drive it will
[16:25] <ikonia> xand_: as there is no "volume" in the device to be mounted
[16:25] <xand_> ikonia: oh you mean eject -s?
[16:25] <ikonia> xand_: just eject should do it
[16:25] <th0r> Tetracomm do yourself a favour and for now just comment out th elines...that way if you make a mistake it is easily repairable. Just add a # to the beginning of the lines
[16:25] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[16:25] <Tetracomm> th0r: Thank you.
[16:26] <ttt--> hi,  how can i make thunderbird download all the messages (like wget?) of an rss feed? (so i can read them offline)
[16:26] <th0r> Tetracomm yw
[16:26] <christostolis> anybody can help me with ati radeon xpress?
[16:26] <lukasz> I see you guys soon :)
[16:26] <Pici> dgjones: You need to be in the folder that you want to add to the bookmarks before you can actually add them.  The + Add Bookmark button doesnt open up a window to add a new bookmark with.
[16:26] <xand_> ikonia: sorry now i'm confused, what exactly should i do?
[16:26] <ikonia> xand_: what are you asking
[16:26] <Tetracomm> th0r: Is it safe to comment out "title: other operating systems" too?
[16:26] <dgjones> Pici, ok, thanks, I'll do that
[16:26] <th0r> Tetracomm I would leave that for now...but it shouldn't hurt to comment it out
[16:27] <xand_> ikonia: i don't want the device to be remounted after giving it a eject command
[16:27] <ikonia> xand_: if it's a cdrom - it won't be
[16:27] <dgjones> Pici, Excellent, thanks, that solved it for me, much appreciated
[16:27] <th0r> Tetracomm you did edit that file with sudo or gksu, right?
[16:27] <xand_> ikonia: its the mass storage device of my cellphone
[16:27] <ikonia> xand_: once you eject it and the cd is removed there is no "volume" in the drive to remove
[16:27] <ikonia> remount
[16:27] <Tetracomm> th0r: Yes.
[16:27] <ikonia> xand_: not sure how that will behave
[16:27] <th0r> Tetracomm ok...just checking <smile>
[16:28] <Tetracomm> th0r: :)
[16:28] <xand_> ikonia: it remounts! for the detailed problem, see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=658403
[16:28] <ka3> j #ubuntu-pl
[16:28] <Tetracomm> Thank you.
[16:29] <mindframe-> anyone know how to get winamp presets into audacious?
[16:30] <Ioan-> Great... Flash Plugin on FF still bugging
[16:31] <MasterShrek> Ioan-, i think you have to install the flash player manually
[16:31] <christostolis> Help for ati radeon xpress 200m
[16:31] <Ioan-> MasterShrek,  guess so
[16:31] <JonathanElli1> Hi. Can anyone help a newbie. I want to install OpenSync and SynCE to use with Multisync to synchronise my Windows Mobile PDA to Evolution. I dont know where to begin and the documentation assumes more knowledge of linux than I have. Can anyone help, please?
[16:32] <christostolis> Ati radeon xpress 200m no 3d support in gutsy
[16:33] <z9999> Is this correct? iptables is installed and runs in a linux installation, but contains no rules to be applied?
[16:34] <JonathanElli1> Hi. Can anyone help a newbie. I want to install OpenSync and SynCE to use with Multisync to synchronise my Windows Mobile PDA to Evolution. I dont know where to begin and the documentation assumes more knowledge of linux than I have. Can anyone help, please?
[16:34] <zoom> z9999, yes
[16:34] <MasterShrek> JonathanElli1, can i see the documentation?
[16:34] <zoom> sudo iptables -L to see your rules
[16:34] <christostolis> any help please ?????
[16:34] <MasterShrek> !ati
[16:34] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[16:36] <christostolis> !ati
[16:36] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[16:36] <JonathanElli1> MasterShrek: http://multisync.sourceforge.net/wiki/ and http://opensync.org/wiki/FAQ#OpenSyncFAQ
[16:36] <knightz> i hate upgades
[16:37] <JonathanElli1> Unfortunately I dont know how to install packages from the command line
[16:37] <JonathanElli1> I only just moved from Windows to Ubuntu
[16:37] <hairulfr> JonathanElli1: sudo apt-get install package]
[16:38] <christostolis> is there 3d support/3ddesktop effects for ATI Radeon 200M (laptop) ? at gutsi?
[16:38] <knightz> after upgrading from 7.08 to 7.10 it take me $1800tt and 1month to fix the dam it cause me cd-rom on my laptop was broke........... the upgrade don't work well
[16:38] <JonathanElli1> Hairulfr: I dont know what that means
[16:38] <juannicolas> Hello, I have a PIII dual processor server with 2G ram, should I install the SMP kernel for ubuntu 6.06 LTS?
[16:38] <MasterShrek> JonathanElli1, sudo apt-get install opensync      for example
[16:38] <moonlite> JonathanElli1: you don't need to install the packages from command line
[16:39] <hairulfr> JonathanElli1: To install a package from command line, hit alt+f2, type term, type into the command line: sudo apt-get install [name of package]
[16:39] <xilvr> hi
[16:39] <MasterShrek> juannicolas, it doesnt matter, smp will run fine on a single cpu machine
[16:39] <tvon> hi i need some help with a security problem!   I'm finding a process running ircd and noticing perl is taking up signifigant cpu time
[16:39] <mattgyver> Hey room.  Is it possible to have different user logins connect to different networks?
[16:40] <JonathanElli1> So how do I get Multisync to work then? I have already installed Multisync but I think I have to install some plugins to get it to connectt to Evolutninon and my PDA but then I am confused as to what to do next
[16:40] <JonathanElli1> I dont know which plugins I need or where to find them
[16:40] <juannicolas> MasterShrek thank you, another question, right now i had to edit the startup for it in order to make ubuntu to boot I added 'noapic' command, how can i make the dual processor work or find out if is already working?
[16:40] <xilvr> i've got a question: I use TimesNewRoman with ubuntu, but my openoffice can't display the euro sign - this € sign comes all the time - but with all other fonts the euro sign works. do anyone know what's wrong?
[16:41] <MasterShrek> JonathanElli1, open synaptic (system > admin > synaptic) and do a search for evolution, see if there is a plugins package or something related to sync
[16:41] <juannicolas> right now im doingthe apt-get updagre
[16:41] <MasterShrek> juannicolas, cat /proc/cpuinfo    and see if it lists both cpu's should be cpu0 and cpu1
[16:42] <unagi> is there a way to view quicktime in ubuntu?
[16:42] <juannicolas> nice
[16:42] <juannicolas> :D
[16:42] <juannicolas> arigato
[16:43] <geppino2> ciao
[16:43] <geppino2> !list
[16:43] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[16:43] <MasterShrek> no fservs here geppino2
[16:43] <tvon> hi i need some help with a security problem!   I'm finding a process running ircd and noticing perl is taking up signifigant cpu time
[16:44] <stf> Has anyone here ever created an usplash or splashy theme? I can't get either of those to work.
[16:44] <xilvr> hi, i've got an important question: I use the TimesNewRoman .ttf font on my ubuntu system but open office doesn't display the euro sign.. All other fonts do! do you know what's wrong?
[16:44] <th0r> tvon you should be able to kill the processes, then I would suggest downloading chkrootkit
[16:44] <abrahm> #ubuntu-bugs
[16:44] <tvon> i did kill the processes, they restart immediatly
[16:45] <th0r> tvon yeah...then chkrootkit would be your next step I think.
[16:45] <profanephobia> !restricted > unagi
[16:45] <orlandoj> tvon: try /etc/init.d/ircd stop
[16:45] <xilvr> hi, i've got an important question: I use the TimesNewRoman .ttf font on my ubuntu system but open office doesn't display the euro sign.. All other fonts do! do you know what's wrong?
[16:45] <MasterShrek> !fonts
[16:45] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[16:45] <orlandoj> tvon: ircd is an service. an IRC server
[16:46] <dasprid> Very nice: Since yesterday, Aurora GTK Engine 1.4 is out. Now the Evolution Calendar Crash is finally fixed.
[16:46] <tvon> th0r: ircd is not in init.d
[16:46] <tvon> how do i get chkrootkit, apt-get?
[16:46] <xilvr> sry, i already read the pager
[16:46] <xilvr> page*
[16:46] <xilvr> there's no solution for this problem
[16:46] <JonathanElli1> Thanks to all who helped with the Multisync plugins. I think Ive got it now
[16:46] <LjL> tvon: when people don't specify, it usually means you get it from APT.
[16:46] <israel___> xilvr: do you have a special key for the euro sign?
[16:46] <xilvr> i have to set the language to "de_DE@euro" but i don't know how to do that
[16:47] <th0r> tvon I think it is in synaptic...if not google chkrootkit for the homepage and compile it...it usually goes pretty smooth. I am assuming you are not running an IRC server, right?
[16:47] <xilvr> it's ALTGR+E
[16:47] <LjL> !info chkrootkit | th0r, tvon
[16:47] <ubotu> th0r, tvon: chkrootkit: Checks for signs of rootkits on the local system. In component main, is optional. Version 0.47-1.1 (gutsy), package size 264 kB, installed size 740 kB
[16:47] <tvon> thanks guy
[16:47] <JonathanElli1> MasterShrek: Thanks
[16:47] <tvon> s
[16:47] <LjL> !info rkhunter | tvon
[16:47] <ubotu> tvon: rkhunter: rootkit, backdoor, sniffer and exploit scanner. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.0-1 (gutsy), package size 232 kB, installed size 868 kB
[16:47] <z9999> zoom: Is there a standard means of creating, saving and activating a set of rules to be applied when booting?
[16:47] <xilvr> and the other fonts work, isreael
[16:47] <Pici> tvon: I also suggest taking a look at your iptables/firestarter rules and restricting access ASAP.
[16:48] <th0r> LjL rkhunter...will have to check that one out....thanks
[16:49] <tvon> pici: alright..
[16:50] <tvon> pici: yea i have no rules set up in iptables
[16:50] <[G]oran> livecd ubuntu v7.10 i386 32bit fail to boot on k8m890 based vga. Solution for this?
[16:50] <lfourrat> (
[16:50] <lfourrat> allo
[16:50] <th0r> tvon what services do you run (telnet, ssh, http, smtp, ftp?)
[16:50] <zoom> z9999, if you whant your rules at start up you have to set your script in etc/init.d
[16:50] <tvon> th0r ssh, http, sftp
[16:50] <hottium> [g]oran: what error did it give?
[16:51] <zoom> z9999, search help about init.d and run level
[16:51] <[G]oran> hottium it just goes black
[16:51] <[G]oran> after a while..
[16:51] <Beererde> does someone know where firefox saves its passwords? i forgot one but firefox has it
[16:51] <th0r> tvon then using iptables (or firestarter) block everything except port 22 and 80. I would also suggest you consider moving ssh off port 22...since I did that I have had NO illegit access attempts
[16:52] <tvon> th0r: alright good idea
[16:52] <hottium> beererde: you can view it in preferences -> security -> show saved passwords
[16:52] <[G]oran> geforce 6100 or k8m890. what should I prefer when it comes to ubuntu?
[16:52] <Boglizk> I'm trying to select a font in Gnome-Terminal, but i cant find it. Any ideas?
[16:52] <z9999> zoom: I'll look into that and thanks.
[16:54] <tvon> th0r: so like this iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT
[16:54] <israel___> xilvr,  open a terminal and try:     LANG="de_DE@euro" & oowriter &     maybe it'd work
[16:54] <zoom> z9999, i ll paste you my config for example one minute
[16:55] <zoom> z9999, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52023/
[16:55] <zoom> i am working on it also :)
[16:56] <xilvr> thank you, but it doesn't work :(
[16:56] <tvon> what would be the command to block all ports BUT 22 and 80
[16:56] <mattgyver> Does anyone have any experience setting up a bluetooth connections to hotsync a pda?
[16:56] <israel___> xilvr, sorry, I don't know what else to do
[16:56] <th0r> tvon I think so...but I am not an iptables expert
[16:56] <Pici> tvon: if you have a gui on that, you can just use Firestarter and forget the exact iptables syntax.
[16:57] <tvon> pici: no gui
[16:57] <th0r> tvon I think you need a default REJECT also
[16:57] <th0r> tvon sort of like 'throw away everything...then make these exceptions'
[16:58] <Pici> tvon: #iptables exists if you need more help :)
[16:58] <tvon> ooh thanks.
[16:58] <th0r> tvon Pici is right...iptables is a better option
[16:58] <zoom> tvon see my config http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52023/
[16:58] <zoom> it may help you
[16:58] <th0r> tvon sorry....Firestarter is the better option!
[16:58] <tvon> zoom: thanks
[16:58] <th0r> jeez...getting old
[16:59] <z9999> zoom: That looks like French to me, but I think I can understand what is applicable to me. Thanks again.
[16:59] <LjL> !away > zoom_away    (zoom_away, see the private message from Ubotu)
[17:00] <zoom_away> yes i am french :)
[17:00] <Arelis> Guys, i've been trying Windows now and like all the possibilities it gives me (Working with my tablet, Macromedia Flash, Windows games..) but i miss all the advanced features of Linux. So i want to have both Linux and Windows. Now what would be the best way to do this? I have in my supplies: an USB stick, CD-r's
[17:00] <zoom_away> !away
[17:00] <ubotu> You should avoid changing your nick in a busy channel like #ubuntu - it causes unrequired scrolling which is unfair to new users.  (Please set your preferred nick in your client's settings instead.)  The same goes for using noisy away messages; use the command "/away <reason>" to set your client away silently.  See also  !Guidelines
[17:00] <zoom_away> thx
[17:00] <EdwardTLS> hi there.. who can help me with kernel command line options.. ? I need to add some settings for the e1000 compiled in driver
[17:01] <xilvr> hi arelis
[17:01] <xilvr> just install windows
[17:01] <xilvr> and after that ubuntu on a new partition
[17:01] <xilvr> ubuntu'll manage everything so you'll have a dualbootsystem
[17:02] <xilvr> if you boot the computer you can choose between the OS
[17:02] <koorek> damn it, I hate those autoconfigured irc clients
[17:03] <Pici> !dualboot | Arelis
[17:03] <ubotu> Arelis: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[17:03] <Coskun_diko> .:mp3:. coki.mp3.mp3 ••sonica••
[17:03] <Coskun_diko> .:mp3:. coki.mp3.mp3 ••sonica••
[17:04] <Coskun_diko> .:mp3:. coki.mp3.mp3 ••sonica••
[17:04] <Pici> Coskun_diko: Please disable those type of scripts in this channel.
[17:04] <Coskun_diko> Pici okey sorry
[17:06] <xand_> Duke_Fluke, ikonia: anything new about the problem guys?
[17:06] <Arelis> Pici, Thanks. I will try that.
[17:07] <Darnjel> connect irc.mactechnews.de
[17:07] <kiko_> tem algum brasileiro aqui?
[17:07] <kiko_> ou o chat é gringo?
[17:08] <xand_> kiko_: #ubuntu-br
[17:08] <kiko_> all right
[17:08] <kiko_> but I can say english
[17:08] <QuantumKenny> Hello:  Can someone recommend a software package that will capture video & sound from a Logitech webcam - my purpose is to make a video log
[17:08] <voraistos> hi. i get the following error: bcm43xx: Error: Microcode "bcm43xx_microcode5.fw" not available or load failed.
[17:08] <kiko_> but thanks
[17:08] <voraistos> which results in my wifi not working
[17:08] <QuantumKenny> I have found several utilities that work for capturing images/pictures, so I know the camera works
[17:09] <xand_> kiko_: np
[17:09] <voraistos> the proprietary driver thingy -firware- should be loaded though
[17:09] <voraistos> what i want to know is what driver is the ubuntu kernel compiled for ?
[17:10] <kiko_> np?
[17:10] <kiko_> what is?
[17:10] <bazhang> no problemo
[17:10] <kiko_> all right
[17:10] <kiko_> bye
[17:10] <voraistos> v2.6.22 it is, i cant remember if it uses the old driver or the new one
[17:10] <tvon> hmm why would apache2 and httpd both be running?
[17:11] <voraistos> httpd might just open the right ports, while apache2 is an instance of the server
[17:11]  * voraistos thinks
[17:11] <ikonia> tvon: the only way that happens is if they are on two different ports
[17:11] <Pici> tvon: check out `netstat -tanp` perhaps
[17:12] <voraistos> is there a channel for kernel developers or some documentation on the binary ubuntu kernel ?
[17:12] <tvon> well i've never seen it, theres no entry in init.d and now with this security breach its there
[17:12] <Pici> voraistos: #ubuntu-kernel, but its not really a support channel so be nice and patient.
[17:12] <stf> Anyone familiar with usplash?
[17:12] <tvon> it says /usr/sbin/httpd
[17:12] <tvon> yet its not there either
[17:12] <pkundu> voraistos, ubuntu-dev channel is there
[17:12] <voraistos> thanks Pici and pkundu
[17:13] <tonyyarusso> How can I check a machine's USB version from a command line?
[17:13] <Djerkaf> genii: Back...? :o  I'm chatting in my web browser and it logged me out for a while...
[17:13] <Arelis> Guys, I want to install Linux... but don't want to screw up my harddisk, or my windows installation. I have a 4-gig USB stick. Can I install Linux onto that? Also, can i then still transfer files from one Windows PC to another?
[17:13] <tvon_> whoops got booted
[17:13] <Lyk4n> #xkcd
[17:14] <Duke_Fluke> Arelis: check out slax
[17:14] <Oli``> Arelis: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2007/01/25/usb-x-ubuntu-610/
[17:14] <a[2121]e> anyone here has use PCLinuxOS?
[17:14] <Lyk4n>  /join #xkcd
[17:15] <Oli``> Arelis: I know that's for an older version but it should all still apply
[17:15] <white_eagle> I can't install skype, i recently uninstalled it and when
[17:15] <Oli``> Lyk4n: shh or go away
[17:15] <bazhang> a[2121]e: yeah but not the channel for it
[17:15] <stf> Hi. I installed libusplash-dev. I make installed the provided example theme "eft-theme". Then I ran the following commands:
[17:15] <stf> sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/lib/usplash/usplash-artwork.so usplash-artwork.so /usr/lib/usplash/eft-theme.so 55
[17:15] <stf> sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so
[17:15] <stf> sudo update-initramfs -u
[17:15] <stf> sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)
[17:15] <stf> Then I rebooted with "quiet splash vga=791" and the boot process was a black screen. What did I forget to do?
[17:15] <FloodBot1> stf: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:15] <manifest_-energy> i'm having a problem with cups, anyone in here care to help?
[17:15] <Arelis> Oli``: Will i still be able to transfer files between two Windows computers?
[17:16] <white_eagle> I downloaded the .deb package and it shows up something like broken pipe
[17:16] <Oli``> !paste | stf
[17:16] <monkey89> i'm using hardy.  how do i prevent the desktop icons for my hard drive volumes from showing the disk size
[17:16] <stf> ok ok I'll paste...
[17:16] <menllyos> i currently have installed ubuntu on a older 400gb drive. i got my hands on a new 500gb one (which has better performance) is there any way i can copy my complete ubuntu install from the old 400gb to the new 500gb drive?
[17:16] <pkundu> Arelis, yes
[17:16] <Pici> !hardy | monkey89
[17:16] <wian> is there anybody here successfully installed the newest driver for nvidia graph card FX go 5200 ?
[17:16] <manifest_-energy> i have a hp P1005 printer, and i followed this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4115765
[17:16] <manifest_-energy> and it didn't work
[17:16] <ubotu> stf: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[17:16] <af_> how to enable remote login on gutsy? I did on Administration->Login Window, but after I run xdcmp chooser on another pc, and I do connect, the local login window reappear
[17:16] <ubotu> monkey89: hardy is Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[17:16] <Arelis> pkundu, So, i can boot Ubuntu from my USB stick and use it like a normal install from harddisk, and also have file transfer?
[17:16] <white_eagle> I downloaded the .deb package for skype and when I try to install it, it shows up something like broken pipe
[17:16] <pike_> menllyos: yes but erm.. youll need to edit a few things that are using uuids now
[17:17] <Oli``> Arelis: how do you mean? if you mean on the USB stick?
[17:17] <pkundu> Arelis, yes
[17:17] <stf> Hi. I installed libusplash-dev. I make installed the provided example theme "eft-theme". Then I ran the following commands: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52025/ ; Then I rebooted with "quiet splash vga=791" and the boot process was a black screen. What did I forget to do?
[17:17] <Arelis> Oli``, Yes. I want to still be able to put files onto it and transfer it to windows computers.
[17:17] <nik_> hello
[17:18] <genii> Djerkaf: I just returned now. Did you have any luck with the different options or does it always freeze after beginning the partitioning still?
[17:18] <Oli``> stf: do you need to run a initramfs-update ?
[17:18] <pkundu> menlios i belive you can try to do a dd
[17:18] <Duke_Fluke> Arelis: slax uses fat filesystem so this would be possible
[17:18] <manifest_-energy> anyone care to input on the printer issue?
[17:18] <Djerkaf> genii: It freezes every time.
[17:18] <Arelis> Duke_Fluke, Is Slax a good distro?
[17:18] <white_eagle> I can't install skype, i recently uninstalled it and when  I downloaded the .deb package for skype and when I try to install it, it shows up something like broken pipe
[17:18] <menllyos> pike_ : what program can i use for this moving then?
[17:18] <Oli``> Arelis: slackware is a lot more hardcore. Lots more configuring, no apt, no repos =(
[17:18] <stf> Oli``: A tutorial mentioned, I don't really know what it does.
[17:18] <stf> mentioned it*
[17:19] <tvon> haha now that i set rules on iptables, when i sudo i get sudo: unable to lookup myhost.com via gethostbyname()
[17:19] <Djerkaf> genii: And only once the name and size of the drive was shown on the... "verify partition changes" screen
[17:19] <Duke_Fluke> Arelis: it is a good pendrive distro
[17:19] <pkundu> menllyos, try to boot from a live cd and do a dd
[17:19] <menllyos> dd ?
[17:19] <Duke_Fluke> manifest_-energy, what is your prob?
[17:19] <pike_> menllyos: dd or cp if you use right switches but remember /etc/fstab and i dunno else will need to be edited
[17:19] <Oli``> stf: it updates the boot image... I imagine it's pretty essential to changing the usplash
[17:19] <Djerkaf> genii: (you will have to excuse my choise of words, I have the Swedish installer)
[17:19] <nik_> ubuntu 8 has problem with java
[17:19] <tvon> how can i fix this, which port does this use:  'sudo: unable to lookup myhost.com via gethostbyname()'
[17:19] <wian> hi, everyone here, who can help me with my feisty graph card driver?
[17:19] <pkundu> pike_, will cp work in this case
[17:20] <Oli``> wian: it depends what your problem is... ask away...
[17:20] <stf> Oli``: actually you meant `update-initramfs -u` and not `update-initramfs`, right?
[17:20] <Pici> tvon: it means your hostname changed and now sudo is broken.
[17:20] <Pici> !hostname | tvon
[17:20] <ubotu> tvon: Use hostname <somehostname> to set the hostname, or to do it permanently: edit /etc/hostname  and /etc/hosts . WARNING! Make sure that your current hostname and /etc/hosts match, otherwise sudo may not work properly. Alternatively, use the gui at system>administration>networking on the "General" tab
[17:20] <wian> oLi'': thx for your reply
[17:20] <Pici> tvon: or rather, was changed incorrectly, see ubotu above.
[17:20] <Arelis> Oli``, Can't i install Ubuntu onto my usb stick?
[17:20] <Oli``> stf: erm, not sure what the difference is
[17:20] <genii> Djerkaf: I found a page with the most commonly used ubuntu kernel options here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions       My best guess at this time is it looks like something related to either interrupts or the hard drive controller
[17:21] <Oli``> Arelis: yes, I gave you a link
[17:21] <tvon> pici: id idnt change my hostname, just set up rules in iptables
[17:21] <wian> my question is: i can not install driver for my n graph card in ubuntu feisty
[17:21] <Oli``> Arelis: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2007/09/28/usb-ubuntu-710-gutsy-gibbon-install/ < for gutsy
[17:21] <Arelis> Oli``, I saw it... but, i don't know if that is the right guide to follow. On that site, there are like 20 guides for installing Ubuntu on an USB stick. It's really confusing. And i still want to be able to transfer files
[17:22] <tvon> pici: is it possible i blocked an internal port sudo uses?
[17:22] <Oli``> Arelis: they're just for the different versions, though they're all essentially the same
[17:22] <Pici> tvon: No.
[17:23] <Arelis> Oli``, But those guides won't let me transfer files. I have to delete the current partition and create a new one for that.
[17:23] <tvon> pici: hmm then i wonder why it started right after i set up iptables rules
[17:23] <Yanch0> how to restart apache2 on ubuntu please?
[17:23] <Arelis> Oli``, I mean, for installing Ubuntu
[17:23] <Pici> tvon: unless this is a outward facing server and you perhaps removed the dns port so it can't lookup now.
[17:23] <genii> Yanch0: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[17:23] <Nico_Amor> hallo
[17:23] <Yanch0> thanks Genetics
[17:23] <Yanch0> genii *
[17:23] <genii> Yanch0: np
[17:23] <cactus2> do you know what is the difference between a driver for a wireless network adapter and a systemC code that emulate a wireless network adapter?
[17:24] <Nico_Amor> is some german in goom ?
[17:24] <Oli``> Arelis: you could always create a fat32 partition with the remaining space (would be seen by Windows)
[17:24] <Pici> !de | Nico_Amor
[17:24] <ubotu> Nico_Amor: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[17:24] <stf> Oli``: err... anyway, yes I did it.
[17:24] <wian> Oli``: can you help me with my nvidia Geforce Fx go 5200 graph card driver?
[17:24] <stf> Oli``: but the usplash theme doesn't show on boot.
[17:24] <Nico_Amor> thankes
[17:24] <Arelis> Oli``, It has to be the first partition for that, i read.
[17:25] <mattgyver> Does anyone have any experience setting up a bluetooth connections to hotsync a pda?
[17:25] <u-foka> Hy!
[17:25] <Arelis> Oli``, Oh shoot, i have to go. Sorry. I'll follow that guide, and search how to be able to transfer files. Thanks for the help :)
[17:25] <white_eagle> !hi | u-foka
[17:25] <ubotu> u-foka: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[17:25] <u-foka> Can somebody tell me how to configure ubuntu to execute shorewall restart when my pppoe connection reconnects?
[17:25] <Djerkaf> genii: Option: noapic , could that be something? "Impact: Disable the 'Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller (APIC)'"
[17:26] <unagi> i guess let me rephrase.........is it possible to view quicktime video frame by frame forward and back?
[17:26] <bruenig> !info avidemux | unagi
[17:26] <ubotu> unagi: avidemux: a small editing software for avi (especially DivX). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 1:2.3.0-0.0ubuntu3 (gutsy), package size 3270 kB, installed size 8256 kB
[17:26] <vlc> Hi there... anyone knows anything about ubuntu/kubuntu boot problems? Have a dell xps 700, and the install cd won't start x...
[17:26] <bruenig> !alternate | vlc
[17:26] <ubotu> vlc: The Alternate CD (available as of Dapper) is the classical text-mode installation CD. Use it if you wish to upgrade via CD, or for an "expert" mode install. For normal installs, use the Desktop CD, which is also a "Live" CD - See also !Minimal
[17:27] <GoreNuru> Help! Where i can find libsmime3.so?
[17:27] <bruenig> !find libsmime3.so
[17:27] <ubotu> File libsmime3.so found in firefox, kompozer, libnss3-dev, midbrowser, thunderbird (and 1 others)
[17:27] <bruenig> GoreNuru, ^
[17:27] <genii> Djerkaf: The best things to try in these spots is to disable whatever looks problemmatic so something like a combination of noapic nolapic        seems sane.
[17:27] <GoreNuru> Thanks )
[17:27] <wian> GorNuru, you can use command "whereis libsmime3.so"
[17:27] <bruenig> wian, very likely means which package it is in
[17:28] <genii> Djerkaf: acpi=oldboot looks promising but I have never actually used it
[17:28] <unagi> so basically i can only do it with a video editor and not  a playebry
[17:28] <white_eagle> I have problems installing skype on ubuntu, I recently uninstalled it cause I wanted to istall the beta version but now when I try to install skype (beta or stable) I get a message like: "subprocess paste killed by signal (broken pipe)
[17:28] <unagi> so basically i can only do it with a video editor and not  a player bruenig
[17:28] <GoreNuru> !find libxpcom_compat.so
[17:28] <ubotu> File libxpcom_compat.so found in firefox, firefox-dbg, iceape-browser, iceape-dbg, kompozer (and 4 others)
[17:28] <vlc> Anyone who knows if there is any known problem using the live-cd and GeForce 2xGeForce 9750 GT2 SLI?
[17:28] <u-foka> noone? 8-) I'm using ubuntu's built-in pppoeconf to configure the connection...
[17:28] <bruenig> unagi, you can probably do it with a player too, but avidemux is easy
[17:29] <karamble> hi all.
[17:29] <karamble> anyone can help me setting up a cgi on ubuntu?
[17:29] <CheeseGardener> Does anyone know how to install "bot sentry"?  I've been trying to install it, and I install pidgin-dev first before I compile, but it still gives me problems.  It doesn't seem to install right. Could someone help me?
[17:29] <unagi> ill give it a try
[17:29] <Djerkaf> genii: I will try the oldboot, will return with the result soon
[17:29] <Pici> !away > zoom (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[17:29] <unagi> ty bruenig
[17:29] <jorginhuster> tem brasileiro na sala?
[17:29] <bruenig> CheeseGardener, need to give us the error
[17:29] <genii> Djerkaf: If it locks up again on a blue screen, do alt-f4 and look at what the last messages it is giving there are
[17:29] <jorginhuster> ?
[17:29] <CheeseGardener> bruenig, let me try again to install it
[17:30] <Djerkaf> genii: I'll do that
[17:30] <genii> Djerkaf: On the alternate and server cd installs the 4th console has informative stuff
[17:30] <jorginhuster> TEM ALGUM BRASILEIRO NA SALA?
[17:30] <bruenig> !br
[17:30] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[17:30] <tvon> pick: you are right, it was dns
[17:30] <karamble> can anyone HELP with setting up a cgi-server on my ubuntu? apache2, php, mysql succesfully installed. anyone knows a tutorial for setting up cgi PLEASE?
[17:31] <Djerkaf> genii: the 4th console, I do not udnerstand?
[17:32] <white_eagle> I have problems installing skype on ubuntu, I recently uninstalled it cause I wanted to istall the beta version but now when I try to install skype (beta or stable) I get a message like: "subprocess paste killed by signal (broken pipe)
[17:33] <wian> Djerkaf: 4th console can be invoked by alt-ctrl+4
[17:33] <manifest_energy> looking for some help w/ a printer on cups
[17:33] <manifest_energy> anyone?
[17:33] <bingodeville> karamble: ran across this earlier today on cgi.. never installed it myself, however: http://tinyurl.com/26rwkz
[17:33] <karamble> thx bingodeville !!
[17:34] <manifest_energy> i gotta put an hp laserjet p1005 on my gutsy machine
[17:34] <francesco_dani> ciao
[17:34] <CheeseGardener> bruenig, I have the terminal log
[17:34] <manifest_energy> i followed this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4115765
[17:34] <CheeseGardener> bruenig it is here http://pastebin.com/m3fde6331
[17:34] <francesco_dani> !addon
[17:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about addon - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:34] <manifest_energy> but it didn't work
[17:34] <manifest_energy> halp plz
[17:34] <Djerkaf> wian: Thanks for the tip
[17:34] <francesco_dani> !addon
[17:35] <wian> Djerkaf, you are welcome
[17:35] <bruenig> CheeseGardener, use sudo make instead of just "make"
[17:36] <wian> Djerkaf, seems we are both new users of ubuntu
[17:36] <bruenig> CheeseGardener, for some reason make is trying to create files in /usr/local/lib which requires root access
[17:36] <Djerkaf> wian: are you a Windowser too? :P
[17:36] <bruenig> !ot | Djerkaf wian
[17:36] <ubotu> Djerkaf wian: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[17:36] <wian> Djerkaf, i was, but i am not now
[17:37] <CheeseGardener> bruenig I'll try that hold on
[17:37] <peoples> hey guys .. :)
[17:38] <[G]oran> geforce 6100 or k8m890. what should I prefer when it comes to ubuntu?
[17:38] <enzus> !addon
[17:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about addon - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:38] <Djerkaf> genii: oldboot made the disk name/size show, but the blue screen does not seem to disappear
[17:38] <Neyuth> hi!
[17:38] <Neyuth> someone knows how i can remove the first three characters from a filename whit a command?
[17:39] <Neyuth> *with
[17:39] <CheeseGardener> bruenig here is the new error log http://pastebin.com/ma7ad1e8
[17:40] <bruenig> Neyuth, are you trying to do this with a bunch of files at once?
[17:40] <B-rabbit> hi all
[17:40] <bruenig> CheeseGardener, there is no error, it is successful
[17:40] <Neyuth> bruenig yes! i want to make it to a directory
[17:40] <bruenig> Neyuth, your answer is confusing
[17:40] <CheeseGardener> bruenig it isn't showing up for some reason in my plugin's list
[17:41] <bruenig> Neyuth, do you have a bunch of files sitting in a directory that you want to strip the first three characters from or not?
[17:41] <Neyuth> ii have a directory with a lot of files
[17:41] <Djerkaf> genii: After about one minute (with oldboot), there came an error message on top of the blue screen saying "Input/output error during write on /dev/sda ERROR!!!
[17:41] <genii> Djerkaf: When you do alt-f4 after the blue screen freeze do you see any text on the screen? It may be helpful. Also if keyboard unresonsive, are all 3 capslock scrolllock and numlock keys flashing?
[17:41] <Neyuth> and i want to delete the frist three character of the file name
[17:42] <bruenig> Neyuth, ok cd into the directory and run: for file in *; do mv "$file" "$(echo $file | sed 's/^...//g')"; done
[17:42] <punchsideiron> CheeseGardener, did you forget to do "make install"?
[17:42] <bruenig> that is a stupid way to do that but for a one timer, it will do
[17:42] <genii> Djerkaf:Since the system returned with an error msg I know the 3 lights are not blinking
[17:42] <CheeseGardener> punchsideiron no, look http://pastebin.com/ma7ad1e8
[17:43] <Djerkaf> genii: That is correct, no lights are blinking.
[17:43] <CheeseGardener> bruenig maybe it installed to the wrong directory?
[17:43] <Djerkaf> genii: when I push alt+F4 it goes black and I see some log
[17:43] <analizishmael> hi
[17:43] <bruenig> CheeseGardener, it installs wherever you tell it to install, you told it to install in /usr/local/
[17:43] <genii> Djerkaf: Good, that is what is supposed to happen. The last line or 2 what says it?
[17:43] <Ongaku> ok, odd, I haven´t had this thing on for a day and it says something is wrong with my gnome-settings-daemon....
[17:43] <CheeseGardener> bruenig is that where pidgin plugins go?
[17:44] <Djerkaf> genii: "Buffer I/O error on device sda, logical block " and a number. It says so repeatedly.
[17:44] <JamoSmith> My install will only display at 1280x768. I have ran dpkg-reconfigure and installed the appropriate monitor driver (LG226WQ (analog)). When I change resolution it go dark. can someon please help me
[17:44] <genii> Djerkaf: Sounds like bad hd
[17:44] <pike_> JamoSmith: horiz and vert settings?
[17:44] <Djerkaf> genii: Then I will try one of the other ones and get back to you in a few minutes.
[17:44] <genii> Djerkaf: OK
[17:44] <tomd123> does anyone know a program that will let me play songs on the network like the built in feature in itunes?
[17:45] <bruenig> CheeseGardener, I don't know, might want to find that out though
[17:45] <genii> Djerkaf: In your bios also make sure it is set to autodetect all hd
[17:45] <Neyuth> bruenig, it works!!!
[17:45] <Neyuth> perfect!!!
[17:45] <JamoSmith> pike_: I don't know what they should be
[17:45] <Neyuth> thakyou very much
[17:45] <bruenig> tomd123, well I don't know what the feature in itunes is, but there is a way to play songs on a network with things like "mpd"
[17:45] <Ongaku> Unable to start the Gnome settings manager ¨gnome-settings-daemon"
[17:45] <CheeseGardener> bruenig where can I find out?
[17:46] <bruenig> CheeseGardener, ask other people, google, etc.
[17:46] <Pici> !itunes | tomd123
[17:46] <ubotu> tomd123: itunes is not available on Linux, but there are many audio player alternatives (see !players). For Daap clients (sharing music with other iTunes clients on the network), install banshee
[17:46] <tomd123> ubotu, thankyou, pici, thank you too ;P
[17:46] <Ongaku> everything works except my windows colours and fonts are default... ?? lol
[17:47] <Djerkaf> genii: That is confirmed. ;D  Now let's see what happens...
[17:47] <CheeseGardener> does anyone know the pidgin plugin directory?
[17:47] <JamoSmith> pike_: this is enforced by the .INF I got off the install disc?
[17:47] <Hammy> Is there any easy way that I can get different backgrounds on each of my panels?
[17:48] <Ongaku> Unable to start the settings manager 'gnome-settings-daemon'.
[17:48] <Ongaku> Without the GNOME settings manager running, some preferences may not take effect. This could indicate a problem with Bonobo, or a non-GNOME (e.g. KDE) settings manager may already be active and conflicting with the GNOME settings manager.
[17:48] <Erix> hi
[17:48] <bruenig> !howdy | erix
[17:48] <ubotu> erix: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[17:49] <Ongaku> I don´t have KDE installed so I don´t know wth is going on
[17:49] <Erix> On my 7.10 system, restricted drive manager does not work
[17:49] <wooian> eric: hi , welcome
[17:49] <bruenig> Ongaku, are you experiencing any problems or just that
[17:49] <bruenig> Erix, what do you want to do though
[17:49] <Ongaku> bruenig: just this, I start up and my theme isn´t working. bg pic is fine, but the fonts and windows are default
[17:50] <Erix> bruenig, check if my system is using ati propert drivers
[17:50] <bruenig> !ati | erix
[17:50] <ubotu> erix: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[17:50] <Ongaku> bruenig: there´s a ton of updates though idk if thats the problem im updating now
[17:50] <bruenig> Ongaku, doubt it
[17:50] <Erix> bruenig, thanks but shouldn't also my restricted drive manager work? :)
[17:50] <Juhaz> Ongaku, try running /usr/lib/gnome-control-center/gnome-settings-daemon from terminal and see if you get any error messages there
[17:51] <bruenig> Erix, I don't know, it is just a crappy little python script
[17:51] <bruenig> Erix, you can do without for sure
[17:51] <Ongaku> ok Juhaz
[17:51] <Erix> bruenig, yes. it gives something like; " File "email/__init__.py", line 82, in __getattr__" error message
[17:51] <Erix> bruenig, thanks ntw
[17:51] <Erix> bruenig, thanks btw
[17:51] <Ongaku> Juhaz: LOL wow...i ran it and my theme came back...it must have not started up when i booted I guess
[17:51] <tifine> hello
[17:52] <josh04> Hey, I just came back from suspend my my temperature sensor is displaying 0.0. The laptop is getting hotter and the fan isn't kicking in. What do i do?
[17:52] <tifine> does anybody knows any flash maker i want to create some flash files ?
[17:52] <Ongaku> juhaz: it has some errors but it fixed itself i guess
[17:53] <Juhaz> perhaps, unless it won't ever start on login, but hard to say about that.
[17:53] <Ongaku> juhaz: first time I
[17:53] <Ongaku> have had this problem
[17:55] <XiXaQ> how do I install java plugin in opera?
[17:55] <tvon> th0r: moving ssh off port 22... how would i go about finding docs on that
[17:55] <Ongaku> juhaz: (gnom-settings-daemon:6693) WARNING **: Unable to connect to dbus: failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus etc etc
[17:56] <Ongaku> juhaz: oh and if i take off the terminal it goes back to default....
[17:56] <punkshui> hello i've  recently installed leopard on my macbook and just finished installing ubuntu according to the guidelines of the ubuntu forum how to. now i can't boot os x and rEFIt doesn't show up on reboot.
[17:56] <Duke_Fluke> tvon: edit your sshd_config file and look for #port 22
[17:57] <Duke_Fluke> tvon: change it to whatever
[17:57] <Duke_Fluke> tvon: then  restart sshd
[17:57] <pike_> tvon: you can also have mulitiple port number lines
[17:57] <Djerkaf> genii: The name/size of the new drive was not shown this time.
[17:57] <Ongaku> it wont connect to dbus...:?
[17:58] <punkshui> hello i've  recently installed leopard on my macbook and just finished installing ubuntu according to the guidelines of the ubuntu forum how to. now i can't boot os x and rEFIt doesn't show up on reboot.
[17:58] <tvon> duke: thanks for the info.
[17:58] <Duke_Fluke> tvon: np
[17:58] <genii> Djerkaf: Did you set the bios for "Auto" or similar for all 4 drive spots?
[17:58] <Djerkaf> genii: Yes.
[17:59] <Ongaku> someone look at this please and help me, I don´t understand what´s going on lol http://pastebin.com/m2b63084d
[17:59] <genii> Djerkaf: Make sure the jumper on the hd is set manually to Master and that it is on the end of the cabe
[17:59] <thedoor> hi people
[17:59] <Djerkaf> genii: At the installation, I can choose to "apply the changes to the disk", but the name/size is not set and when I press apply there's an error message.
[17:59] <thedoor> im having a problem em i try to activate de DMA in my HDD
[18:00] <genii> Djerkaf: Likely another I/O error etc
[18:00] <thedoor>  HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted ubuntu
[18:00] <thedoor>  HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted
[18:00] <Djerkaf> genii: At this disk there is not even a jumper, I think it is set to master automatically. But I will change a third disk.  I will check alt+f4 again.
[18:00] <Ongaku> someone look at this please and help me, I don´t understand what´s going on lol http://pastebin.com/m2b63084d
[18:00] <Djerkaf> genii: (date) partman: No volume groups found
[18:00] <girly---> I am sexy [18:01] <Arelis> Alright, I'm back. I asked a question, got helped, but had to go. I'm back now, so i'm guessing it's legal for me to repeat the question:
[18:01] <Djerkaf> :genii Sounds like I was wrong. :P I will change another disk.
[18:01] <Arelis> Guys, I want to install Linux... but don't want to screw up my harddisk, or my windows installation. I have a 4-gig USB stick. Can I install Linux onto that? Also, can i then still transfer files from one Windows PC to another?
[18:01] <mwe> I keep getting warnings about untrusted packages when I install something. How can you avoid that?
[18:01] <PriceChild> !install | Arelis
[18:01] <ubotu> Arelis: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate
[18:01] <Arelis> PriceChild, I've checked almost all those links.
[18:01] <pike_> Ongaku: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=587410&page=2
[18:01] <JamoSmith> I'll PayPal someone $10 if they can get Ubuntu to work with my new monitor at 1680x1050
[18:01] <Ongaku> Juhaz: if you´re there, do you know what this means? http://pastebin.com/m2b63084d
[18:02] <pike_> JamoSmith: its usually like 50/hr
[18:02] <Ongaku> pike_: thank you
[18:02] <Hammy> Is there a way to get different backgrounds on each of my panels?
[18:02] <pike_> !startup | Ongaku
[18:02] <JamoSmith> pike_: can I get a time estimate from someone
[18:02] <Hammy> There doesn't seem to be any option for it in the gnome desktop manager
[18:02] <Arelis> PriceChild, And yes, there is information on how to do it.. But, when i use that script, i can't get transfer between two different PC's.
[18:02] <PriceChild> Arelis, they tel you all methods of install (including usb)
[18:02] <Arelis> PriceChild, Basically, i want to install Ubuntu on a second partition of the USB stick
[18:03] <ubotu> Ongaku: To add programs to start up when you log into your Gnome session go to System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab. For more information, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup - See !boot for starting non-interactive programs at boot
[18:03] <pike_> Ongaku: one solution seemed to be to add it to startup
[18:03] <PriceChild> Arelis, there's going to be little space left...
[18:03] <Arelis> PriceChild, It is a 4GB flash drive.
[18:03] <Bigotex-tex> hello!
[18:03] <Ongaku> pike_: mmhmm I read that, trying now
[18:03] <brian_> cd punkshui
[18:03] <brian_> bah
[18:03] <PriceChild> Arelis, and ubuntu will take 2 or 4 of that
[18:03] <Ongaku> pike_: so I add gnome-settings-daemon?
[18:04] <Bigotex-tex> i need help for configuration my Atheros AR5006EG in Gutsy ,, sorry,  not speak english jejeje (Y)
[18:04] <punkshui> i don't see refit on startup can someone help?
[18:04] <BulBulRed> Arelis: do you want to test linux? see how it works?
[18:04] <BulBulRed> i suggest you just START ubuntu, download live cd
[18:04] <XiXaQ> how do I enable flash in opera?
[18:04] <Ongaku> pike_: how do I add it?
[18:04] <BulBulRed> or perhaps: install a VM ware and test it on that
[18:04] <nixnoob> how can i shut down one core on my core 2 duo when my lappy is on battery power?
[18:05] <Arelis> BulBulRed, No, i already used it for 3 years. But in the Netherlands, and in my family, they all use Windows, so you can't get much help with Linux. And i need windows for some tasks.
[18:05] <Ongaku> pike_: the command is gnome-settings-daemon?
[18:05] <Bigotex-tex> who speak spanish? i need help
[18:05] <BulBulRed> format your hard disk, divide it into partitions and try dual boot
[18:05] <Pici> !es | BulBulRed
[18:05] <ubotu> BulBulRed: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[18:05] <BulBulRed> simply said
[18:05] <branstrom> Anyone got a favorite recovery app? Need to rescue an ext3 disk (S-ATA, 74GB WD Raptor)
[18:05] <Pici> Bigotex-tex: see above.
[18:05] <Bigotex-tex> ok thanks
[18:06] <Ongaku> pike_: I added it...do I have to restart now?
[18:06] <Hammy> hello?
[18:06] <pike_> Ongaku: alt-ctrl-f2 then login then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart id thnkg
[18:06] <pike_> think
[18:06] <punkshui> i don't see refit on startup can someone help? i have os x and ubuntu installed on my macbook
[18:06] <mwe> how can you tell apt to trust the universe repo? I get warnings all the time.
[18:06] <LjL> !gpgerr >mwe
[18:06] <tifine> i have pentium3 pc which one its should be   # 2.1 x86 (i386) or   # 2.2 x86-64
[18:06] <dwhb> gusty wont recognize my laptops hard drive. can anyone help me?
[18:07] <Arelis> BulBulRed, I've had many people saying to me that dual-booting is dangerous.
[18:07] <Pici> tifine: Where are you getting those choices?
[18:07] <b0ha> how do i import icon set to ubuntu ?
[18:07] <BulBulRed> dangerous in what way? if you do it properly there is no harm done
[18:07] <tifine> just wana install suse linux ?
[18:07] <tifine> Pici:  from the website http://en.opensuse.org/Released_Version ?
[18:08] <Arelis> BulBulRed, I've experienced first-hand. When i had a dual-boot, and removed windows to try a "pure" ubuntu, i couldn't install Windows so easily anymore.
[18:08] <Pici> tifine: This is the Ubuntu support channel, perhaps you should be asking in #opensuse.
[18:08] <thedoor> i got thi message when in trying to turn on the dma :  HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted
[18:08] <Arelis> BulBulRed, That is a problem amongst the problems
[18:08] <thedoor> somebody can helpme?
[18:08] <tifine> Pici: but it releated to the pc not with the ubuntu or opensuse ?
[18:09] <Duke_Fluke> thedoor: did   you use sudo?
[18:09] <BulBulRed> when you install ubuntu and windows
[18:09] <BulBulRed> and you format the windows partition
[18:09] <XiXaQ> hasn't anyone ever seen a flash movie in opera in ubuntu?
[18:09] <Pici> tifine: This channel is only for Ubuntu support. Not general PC support, not Opensuse support.
[18:09] <thedoor> Duke_Fluke, yeah, im use the sudo =/
[18:09] <BulBulRed> you still keep that partition, you can just as easy reinstall windows on that
[18:09] <mwe> LjL, will the gpg key change, if you change country mirror?
[18:09] <GoreNuru> do someone know free alternative to html2image?
[18:09] <LjL> mwe: no
[18:09] <mwe> thanks
[18:09] <Tyczek> Do you use nicotine? The ports I have to unclock (2234,2239) are tcp or udp?
[18:10] <Arelis> BulBulRed, So if i remove Windows from it, but still keep the partition, i can install it again? So i will have no issues with reinstalling?
[18:10] <Hammy> Well, if you're going to dual boot, I've found it's easier to install windows and then ubuntu, as grub will get set up for you automatically
[18:10] <Duke_Fluke> thedoor: are you using the "hdparm -d" command?
[18:10] <Hammy> just get all your partitions set with gparted first
[18:10] <Ongaku_> lol yeah....wow...it´s fixed...just had to add it to sessions...don´t understand why it disappeared in the first place lol
[18:10] <BulBulRed> like Hammy says
[18:10] <thedoor> Duke_Fluke, yeah sudo hdparm -d /dev/hda
[18:10] <thedoor> Duke_Fluke, yeah sudo hdparm -d 1 /dev/hda
[18:10] <Duke_Fluke> thedoor, like "hdparm -d /dev/hdc"
[18:10] <Ongaku_> thank you pike_ :)
[18:10] <Duke_Fluke> thedoor, :) ok hmm
[18:10] <Arelis> Hammy, I'd like a /home partition, because it makes it easier to backup, and if Ubuntu breaks my files don't get lost.
[18:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: If you plan on dual booting you might consider making a backup of the current mbr..
[18:11] <BulBulRed> i'm on windos right now , but after my examens i'm formatting my hard disks and just going to keep UBUNTU
[18:11] <Hammy> you can set up the home partition easier during the install than to change it later
[18:11] <BulBulRed> i'm a changed man
[18:11] <BulBulRed> :p
[18:11] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, I have no problem with using GRUB to boot into Windows when only windows is installed
[18:11] <shaft0r> Hammy; so you're saying put windows on a front partition and then linux on the back half? I mean... from a visual stand point
[18:11] <Duke_Fluke> thedoor, so you want to enable dma on your hard drive?
[18:11] <Jeruvy> hmm, I cannot 'mount' a usb disk for some reason.  Any idea's ?
[18:11] <zobban> is there any scanner for mysl
[18:12] <Hammy> Well, it doesn't really matter, the thing is, if ubuntu sees that windows is already installed when you do the ubuntu installation, it'll configure grub for you so windows is in there already, which makes it a little easier
[18:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: If you remove ubuntu it will remove /boot/grub/menu.lst and you will have a problem getting into windows.
[18:12] <Hammy> then, what I did was went back and made windows the default boot option in grub
[18:12] <thedoor> Duke_Fluke, yeah =/
[18:12] <Djerkaf> genii: It's stuck at the blue screen again I think. Will check 4th
[18:12] <thedoor> Duke_Fluke, he's too slow whitout dma =/
[18:12] <genii> Djerkaf: OK
[18:12] <anthony> hey guys, which is the french site?*
[18:12] <shaft0r> Hammy, ah i see ok. yeah that makes sense.
[18:13] <Hammy> well, that is until I had some computer issues and now I'm stuck using ubuntu full time since I can't install windows anymore
[18:13] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, Then i'll just boot into the liveCD and restore GRUB, and edit the menu.lst.
[18:13] <Djerkaf> genii: Can't check 4th.
[18:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: You would need to reinstall ubuntu or fdisk /mbr or fixmbr  from dos/windows cd
[18:13] <Djerkaf> genii: Nothing happens when I press ALT+f4
[18:13] <Hammy> So, could someone give me a hand here, I want to get separate backgrounds on each of my desktop panels, but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to do it
[18:13] <genii> Djerkaf: You used the acpi=oldboot     on this occasion or another option>?
[18:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: I was not following along.. I just logged in.. SO not sure what all you are doing.
[18:14] <Djerkaf> genii: acpi=oldboot , yes.
[18:14] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, If that happens, i'll search the 'net and the wiki and surely find the solution. Also, reinstalling Ubuntu doesn't cause that, right?
[18:14] <Jeruvy> hmm, I cannot 'mount' a usb disk for some reason.  Any idea's ?
[18:14] <shaft0r> Does anyoen know of a site with info about "disaster recovery" stuff? if i install ubuntu and dual boot w/ a lite windows install for games only, and ubuntu gets hosed, i want to learn how to fix it w/o a reinstall if at all possible
[18:14] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, I'm discussing about installing Ubuntu, but i want to do it in a way not harmful to my Windows install. I could use my USB stick for that, but then i can't use PortableApps
[18:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: If you remove ubuntu, add second partiton for /home then reinstall you should have no problems
[18:15] <genii> Djerkaf: The lack of documentation on your motherboard is frustrating. ECS has nothing on it on their support anymore
[18:15] <Duke_Fluke> thedoor: can you run "lspci -v | grep IDE" and tell me what it says
[18:15] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, I've had many people say to me that Dual-booting is dangerous. Also, i need both Windows and Linux. Windows for some special tasks, and Linux because i feel comfortable with that.
[18:16] <Djerkaf> genii: I know, it's irritating. The only info page I have found is www.motherboard.cz/mb/ecs/P6SET-ML.htm   but I doubt it contains the info you would need to solve the problem?
[18:16] <Hammy> no one's gonna help me with this then? I know it's not a big issue, but I'd like to tweak my panels a little
[18:16] <bicky> hey, I just installed vmware server on ubuntu 7.04. But when I try to start it, nothing shows up, not even errors.
[18:16] <Arelis> Hammy, #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:16] <Djerkaf> genii: (beware of adult advertising on that link)
[18:16] <ThipThip> I have a burning question that seems like it would have a simple answer:  How does one know, from error messages, the name of the package that needs to be installed?  For example, the error I am receiving is "No package 'gnome-python-2.0' found."  Yet there is no package called "gone-python-2.0".  Can anyone help me to understand this?
[18:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: I dont know who said dual booting is dangerous.  I have done it for years with no problem.. My golden rule is neither os writes to the partition of the other os
[18:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: You can add a shared partition or use a usb for that...
[18:17] <genii> Djerkaf: So you have 1 hd and 1 cdrom on the system , the hd is master on first channel...cd rom..it is master on second channel I hope. If this is the setup, then in the bios make slave for primarhy and slave for secondary "None"
[18:17] <Djerkaf> genii: and I'm not 100% sure that's the exact same model as the one I have. But that's what I've found by jumping between forums.
[18:18] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, I don't know what a shared partition is. Please explain. And, if i could use my usb for that, it would be great.. but will i still be able to use it's storage?
[18:18] <Rug> Howdy all
[18:18] <genii> Djerkaf: Since trying with the plug and play turned off is not being helpful, turn it on as well in the  bios
[18:19] <incorrect> is there a backport repo of newer kernels?
[18:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: I have a partition for windows, a partition for ubuntu, a partition for /home and a spare ext3 and a spare fat32  the spares are accessible to both windows and ubuntu
[18:19] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, On your usb stick?
[18:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: on my hard drive
[18:19] <zatic> I want to encode 1 h264 video from 2 wmv source files. I know how to encode, but how can I join 2 source files into 1 ? (using ffmpeg)
[18:20] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, That's pretty clever. How do i do that?
[18:20] <bicky> hey, when I try to run vmware on ubuntu7.04 nothing happens at all
[18:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: I use fat32 on my usb's
[18:20] <shaft0r> When a new version of ubuntu comes out, how do you upgrade to that version?
[18:20] <Rug> I have a Dell 1521 Inspiron, and I can't get the wifi to work.  I have installed the broadcom firmware, modprobe bcm43xx, and iwconfig, but I get the error "no wireless extensions"
[18:20] <youknowme> How do i add a bitrate stamp to some of my music? They have none and I think its stopping slimserver from playing them.. Help?
[18:20] <Djerkaf> genii: Done. Both slaves = none , PNP on
[18:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: There is a limit of 4 primary partitions on a drive so you will need to create an extended partition and plae logical partitions on it.
[18:20] <Jack_Sparrow> place or create
[18:21] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, Fine with me. I only have 80GB of space, though/.
[18:21] <ericfoy> shaft0r:  Ubuntu asked me if I wanted to upgrade my newly installed 7.04 to 7.1.  I said yes, and it all just happened.  took abt 2 hrs.
[18:21] <Jeruvy> hmm, I cannot 'mount' a usb disk for some reason.  "Unable to mount media - There is probably no media in the drive"  I just need to get one zip off this drive.
[18:22] <Jeruvy> does ubuntu need something special to read VFAT?
[18:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: With 80 gig I would still need to create an extended as I didnt include the swap partition in what I told you
[18:22] <shaft0r> ericfoy, oh sweet thanks a bunch.
[18:22] <Rug> Jeruvy: no it doesn't
[18:22] <Jeruvy> Rug: so whats with this error?
[18:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: so 4 partitions just under 20 and one swap around 2 - 4 gig
[18:22] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, I have a laptop I can use to communicate with you. Would you be willing to guide me through the process?
[18:22] <Rug> Jeruvy: unplug & replug the usbkey.   type dmesg |tail
[18:23] <mattgyver> Is it possible to setup a user account to login to a different network?
[18:23] <Rug> Jeruvy: and tell me what it says
[18:23] <shaft0r> Are there any draw backs to 64bit ubuntu?
[18:23] <ThipThip> Can someone help me understand apt-get better?  I don't understand how to figure out which package needs to be installed.  For example, the error I'm currently getting is "No package 'gnome-python-2.0' found," yet there is no package by the name as far as I can tell.
[18:23] <sethk> shaft0r, yes
[18:23] <Rug> shaft0r: yupp
[18:23] <shaft0r> should i just got 32?
[18:23] <shaft0r> go*
[18:23] <Rug> shaft0r: do you have >4Gb of Ram?
[18:23] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: It isnt hard and anyone here should be able to walk you through it..  I dont have the time and would not want to drop you in the middle of something so important
[18:23] <shaft0r> no, not on my desktop.
[18:23] <Jeruvy> Rug: did, same error.  "VFS: busy inodes on changed media" from dmesg.
[18:23] <sethk> shaft0r, I would, unless you have a strong need for 64
[18:24] <shaft0r> sethk, nah, was just curious.
[18:24] <ericfoy> hi all:  can anyone tell me how to make my hpt370 RAID (Abit KR7A-RAID mobo) work in gutsy?  I don't want to boot from it, just use it in RAID-1 mode for data.
[18:24] <shaft0r> sethk, i know w/ windows there are serious drawbacks. ie: drivers, apps, etc.
[18:24] <Rug> Jeruvy: odd
[18:24] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, Alright. Is no problem. Although i think my logging function wasn't on.. Can you pastebin parts of the conversation, so i can try it myself? (The information about the partitions, and so on..)
[18:24] <JamoSmith> can someone help me troubleshoot my new monitor, it's stuck in kid's toy mode (800x600) - I've tried following the steps in FixVideoResolution @ help.ubuntu.com and I think I need some more personal assistance. It's a LG226TQ (widescreen) and I'm trying to get it to display in 1680x1050
[18:24] <sethk> shaft0r, similar issues with linux
[18:24] <Jeruvy> Rug:  I thought so too
[18:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: I like using the gparted livecd to setup the partitions rather than gparted on the ubuntu livecd
[18:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !gparted
[18:25] <ubotu> GParted is a !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted-livecd.tuxfamily.org/
[18:25] <shaft0r> sethk; thanks
[18:25] <Jeruvy> Rug: seems to read it, since it can keep the drive busy for several minutes.  But cannot access the files.
[18:25] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, I've tried that but that liveCD fails on my computer. It loads, then has a weird screen, then halts.
[18:26] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, But that's not the problem we want to solve....
[18:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: Get a version at least 4 revisions back from the current...
[18:26] <ThipThip> Come on, I know there are some people who can answer a basic question about repositories, won't anyone respond?  How do I know, based on an error message, which package I need to install?
[18:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: Let me see the # of the one I use most
[18:26] <Rug> Jeruvy: it seems odd that it isn't assigning a /dev/sd?? to the device
[18:26] <Djerkaf> genii: It's stuck again.
[18:27] <dgjones> Arelis, I've had that problem with the gparted livecd, its not just you, i used an ubuntu livecd ran gparted from that and created the necessary partitions, then did the install specifying the partitions to use and mount
[18:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: 0.2.5-1 is the one I use most
[18:27] <ericfoy> ThipThip:  I've always just had to google the stuff and investigate...
[18:27] <mattgyver> ThipThip, what are you trying to install?
[18:27] <bullgard4> (My 'make menuconfig' is running.) Synaptic writes: "The documentation for the 'make' package does not meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines, and has been removed from this package." Can you recommend a user guide for 'make' that includes the parameter 'menuconfig'? 'apropos menuconfig' does not produce an output.
[18:27] <Arelis> dgjones, Alright :). Yeah, why use that liveCD when i can just use the Ubuntu livecd :)
[18:28] <unagi> !vm
[18:28] <ubotu> There are several solutions for running other operating systems (or their programs) inside Ubuntu, while using the native CPU as much as possible: !QEmu (with !KQemu), !VirtualBox, !VMWare, as well as !WINE and !Cedega for Windows applications
[18:28] <chimp> How do I make compiz start upon login?
[18:28] <Jeruvy> Rug: it should auto-mount the device, or so I've been told
[18:28] <unagi> !virtualbox
[18:28] <ubotu> virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available in !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox
[18:28] <timandtom> How do I go about updating Wine from 9.46 to 9.53? Is there some way to do it without having to download it then install it with terminal? (I'm kinda an idiot, can never get the command right in terminal)
[18:28] <genii> Djerkaf: Well I'm pretty close to out of ideas then. I'm suspecting either a few bad hd, or possibly ide controller is screwy perhaps. Although you may still want to try with experimenting on the different options like noacpi  etc etc as listed on the page I supplied
[18:28] <krim> If I have MOVIE.ISO and MOVIE.MDS and change the names to FILM.ISO and FILM.MDS will that cause any problems? Like MDS somehow loosing track of the ISO?
[18:28] <Rug> Jeruvy: yes it should, but to troubleshoot it, we need to depend on ourselves no the automounter.
[18:29] <genii> Djerkaf: If you have an ide controller which is on a separate card you could disable onboard and try that
[18:29] <Rug> Jeruvy: after you plug it in, type lslsb
[18:29] <Djerkaf> genii: Nope, the disk is connected directly on the motherboard.
[18:29] <unagi> !vmware
[18:29] <ubotu> VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository (package "vmware-player", not available for Gutsy, only Feisty and Edgy), and http://www.easyvmx.com/easyvmx.shtml can create VMs for it. Instructions can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware - See also !virtualizers
[18:29] <mattgyver> chimp, did you install Emerald Theme Manager?
[18:29] <ThipThip> ericfoy and mattgyver:  Really? Google and investigate?  I'm surprised that there is no easier way to correlate an error message to a needed package.  In this case, the error message I'm getting is "No package 'gnome-python-2.0' found."  Upon receiving similar messages, I have always googled and found satisfactory results, but this time I cannot figure it out.
[18:30] <mattgyver> ThipThip, you can always search synaptic, or aptitude search via command line
[18:30] <chimp> No mattgyver, i'm running from an upgrade from 7.04, and at the minute to start it i always need to do compiz --replace
[18:30] <chimp> Which needless to say is a pain
[18:30] <mattgyver> Chimp, heres what i did
[18:30] <ThipThip> mattgyver: I tried info apt-get and I couldn't figure out how to perform a search.  How do I do it?
[18:31] <Rug> I have a Dell 1521 Inspiron, and I can't get the wifi to work.  I have installed the broadcom firmware, modprobe bcm43xx, and iwconfig, but I get the error "no wireless extensions"
[18:31] <mattgyver> sudo aptitude search packagename
[18:31] <Djerkaf> genii: I will try experimenting a little, but now it has become kind of boring rebooting and waiting. I just thought it would be nice to be able to use the old scrap for something useful. :)
[18:31] <ericfoy> Based on that, I would look for a package called 'gnome-python' or something.  seriously... I'm a newb at linux, so...
[18:31] <mattgyver> Chimp, Install Emerald Theme Manager.  Then add that to your sessions list; beryl-manager
[18:31] <ole_> hi, i got a quick question. its my first day on linux :D and i cant find the answer. probably to easy. whats the program called wich i use to browse files in ubuntu (want to open it from terminal, dont kno the cmd)
[18:31] <Jeruvy> Rug: one sec I'm rebooting
[18:31] <bolstaslkdjfa> Rug: have you tried ndiswrapper? thats what finally got it to work for me (Inspiron 1420)
[18:32] <pike_> ole_: nautilus
[18:32] <ole_> thx alot
[18:32] <Rug> bolstaslkdjfa: I'll give it a try
[18:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52031/  read that and see if it makes sense
[18:32] <pike_> ole_: nautilus& if you want to release the terminal
[18:32] <mattgyver> Chimp, you might have to actually select Compiz as the window manager you want when you load ETM.
[18:32] <chimp> Is emerald theme manager a good package to have isntalled anyway matt?
[18:32] <mattgyver> but its easy
[18:32] <mattgyver> eah
[18:32] <mattgyver> yeah
[18:32] <genii> Djerkaf: You might try telling it the speed of the ide... the slowest speed would be 33 for instance on very ancient ones, then 66 then 100 then 133    eg:  idebus=33    or so
[18:32] <mattgyver> Especially if you begin to have problems, it lets you select a different manager, like ubuntus default metacity
[18:33] <ericfoy> hi all:  can anyone tell me how to make my hpt370 RAID (Abit KR7A-RAID mobo) work in gutsy?  I don't want to boot from it, just use it in RAID-1 mode for data.
[18:33] <ThipThip> ok, I searched for python and got a boatload of results.
[18:33] <tomd123> so i installed banshee but how do i go about listening to music through daap?
[18:33] <Rug> !ndiswrapper
[18:33] <tomd123> I don't see any list of computers i can listen to
[18:33] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[18:33] <Djerkaf> genii: I will try that too. Thank you for your help! I will stay here for a while in case something useful would pop up in your head! :D
[18:33] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, That made sense to me. Thank you! :).
[18:33] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:33] <mattgyver> ThipThip, thats pretty much what you do.
[18:33] <mattgyver> ThipThip, in my experience its never as easy as it should be..
[18:34] <bolstaslkdjfa> rug: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[18:34] <bicky> When I'm on openbox, after a random amount of time (usually a few hours), I can't connect with my wireless network anymore
[18:34] <chimp> p   emerald                         - Decorator for compiz-fusion   < is this the right one matt?
[18:34] <powerj1> how do check system temperature in ubuntu>
[18:34] <mattgyver> chip, yes
[18:35] <genii> Djerkaf: If you have also the slaves now set to off in bios use perhaps hdb=none hdd=none    to prevent probing for them by linux
[18:35] <ThipThip> is there an "and" operator for this search function?  Info doesn't seem to indicate one.
[18:35] <pike_> powerj1: most people search synaptic for an applet to add to gnome-panel there are some temp ones
[18:35] <ericfoy> Anyone using RAID..?:  can anyone tell me how to make my hpt370 RAID (Abit KR7A-RAID mobo) work in gutsy?  I don't want to boot from it, just use it in RAID-1 mode for data.
[18:35] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, I store large files on my harddrive, though. What sizes would i need for that?
[18:35] <Hammy> is there a irc channel for gnome or something I could try asking in instead?
[18:35] <Rug> bolstaslkdjfa: thanks
[18:35] <mattgyver> powerjl, at command line, cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: Do you mean what partition type for that?
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: Which system will access them the most. ubuntu or windows
[18:36] <mattgyver> powerjl, thats how ive always done it.
[18:36] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, Yes. and size. I think Ubuntu will access those files the most.
[18:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: Then I would make the spare ext3 and not fat32
[18:36] <bullgard4> (My 'make menuconfig' is running.) Synaptic writes: "The documentation for the 'make' package does not meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines, and has been removed from this package." Can you recommend a user guide for 'make' that includes the parameter 'menuconfig'? 'apropos menuconfig' does not produce an output.
[18:36] <sandr-> powerj1: install sensors
[18:37] <sandr-> !sensors | powerj1
[18:37] <ubotu> powerj1: You might find something useful at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[18:37] <lemontea> are there c++ programmings?
[18:37] <ThipThip> mattgyver:  I seem to have the all the packages resembling "gnome-python" installed.  I've also searched the forums with no success.  Do you happen to know what "No package 'gnome-python-2.0' found" requires me to do?  Or do you have another suggestion for where I might look?
[18:37] <Djerkaf> genii: I will try that too, thanks
[18:37] <Pici> bullgard4: 'menuconfig' is just a defined target for the makefile you are running against, it is not something you are going to find in a make manual.
[18:37] <chimp> Ok matt how do i setup this emerald thing to use compiz?
[18:37] <Pici> lemontea: ##c++
[18:38] <lemontea> pici ???
[18:38] <Arelis> I store movies and music. But i install lots of games too (on Windows). Actually, i want to use Ubuntu for multimedia and most daily task, while i want to use Windows for things like games and artistic hobbies. I am not very experienced with partitioning, so what scheme would fit with that?
[18:38] <Arelis> err
[18:38] <Arelis> that was a question to Jack_Sparrow
[18:38] <Pici> lemontea: What are you asking then?
[18:38] <lemontea> pici is that command???
[18:38] <Pici> lemontea: Thats an irc channel.
[18:38] <dadster> how do you install Java Runtime Environment?
[18:38] <lemontea> pici where to get c++ programs
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: Files over 4 gig cant go on fat32
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: Choices are ntfs or ext3
[18:38] <CaBlGuY> dadster:  look up JRE in sinaptic..
[18:39] <dadster> thanks
[18:39] <mattgyver> ThipThip, not too sure.
[18:39] <thannoy> bicky: do you use DHCP ? I have a similar problem. I thought it was due to the renewal timeout of my DHCP (135 seconds). I can not reconnect after 15 hours , or a working day running..
[18:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: There are other choices people..please no flames about reiser
[18:39] <CaBlGuY> dadster:  Np..  ;)
[18:39] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, Yes but also a partitioning scheme. Would those spares really fit that tasks?
[18:39] <MrKeuner> Hi, I am having problem with evolution filtering messages. It looks like it does not filter any messages. using default evolution package from the repository for 7.10. Am I alone?
[18:39] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, Also, i only have 768MB ram
[18:39] <mattgyver> Anyone know anything about the bluez package?
[18:40] <john47> Hello - Can anyone suggest a good magazine for Linux users?  Or Ubuntu users?  I have read PC World, PC Magazine, and MacWorld in the past, but am looking for suggestions for something that's dedicated to Linux (and that isn't too darned complicated that it goes over my head - general interest magazine).  Thanks!
[18:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Arelis: That is fine for ram...   80 gigs is not that much if you have tone of huge files.. adjust those sizes to suit your needs.. That is NOT something I can decide for you.. I do need to go
[18:40] <CaBlGuY> ok, I got a questio now..  I've just recently upgraded my PC to 64 bit..  I have installed Ubuntu before but, was not able to get flash to work..  I've installed windowz on another HDD and flash works fine..  is there something I have to do to get flash to work with the 64 biut Ubuntu?
[18:40] <Arelis> Jack_Sparrow, ALright. Bye, and thanks for the help :)
[18:41] <norv> does I need to set up some alternate sources.list, or is there a -dev package for Tcl and Tk?
[18:41] <erawfish> CaBlGuY: there is no adboe flash for 64bit linux. just doesn't exist
[18:41] <norv> do*
[18:41] <bullgard4> Pici: I know now that 'menuconfig' is just a defined target for the makefile that I am running. (I would call it a 'parameter'.) Why can one not find a description of 'menuconfig'? Example: 'man ls' includes a description of the '-a' parameter yet.
[18:41] <erawfish> norv: there is
[18:41] <LjL> !flash64 > CaBlGuY    (CaBlGuY, see the private message from Ubotu)
[18:41] <wild_oscar> can anyone tell me the meaning of this:
[18:41] <CaBlGuY> erawfish:  then why am I able to get it to work in Windowz??
[18:41] <Goodgame> hello
[18:41] <wild_oscar>   Overwriting packaged files and adding unmanaged files by running sudo make install may break upgrades. A better way is to create a backport by using the build scripts from your current alsa source packages.
[18:41] <norv> erawfish: apt-cache search found nothing like tcl-dev
[18:41] <erawfish> bullgard4: cause it doesn't exist and every point in menuconfig has a "help" button duh!
[18:42] <Goodgame> I'd like to know how long can I hope to work on a 17" laptop ?
[18:42] <john47> Hello - Can anyone suggest a good magazine for Linux users?  Or Ubuntu users?  I have read PC World, PC Magazine, and MacWorld in the past, but am looking for suggestions for something that's dedicated to Linux (and that isn't too darned complicated that it goes over my head - general interest magazine).  Thanks!
[18:42] <pike_> john47: there are dell computers with ubuntu preinstalled also system76 computers ...ive had good luck with asus and toshiba. just remember you want intel or nvidia for graphics and stay away from broadcom wifi
[18:42] <ericfoy> ThipThip: I've looked, and my pkg manager has no 'gnome-python2', but it does have a 'python-gnome2' package.  who knows...? did you try that yet?
[18:42]  * CaBlGuY reads..
[18:42] <thannoy> CaBlGuY: try installing a 32bit swiftfow and then install flash on it. I have eared about that, nerver tester
[18:42] <norv> erawfish: oh, had to split it up with grep.. found it
[18:42] <LjL> wild_oscar: it means you should never mess with anything outside of your /home directory unless you know what you're doing extremely well. rather, you should install software using the package manager
[18:42] <john47> pike_: Sorry was that message meant for someone else?
[18:42] <pike_> john47: oh magazine.. most of em are online
[18:42] <thannoy> CaBlGu: *swiftfox
[18:42] <bullgard4> erawfish: Tell me what "duh!" means, please.
[18:43] <erawfish> bullgard4: that you shouldn't compile your own kernel since 99% it ends in tears
[18:43] <ericfoy> hi all:  can anyone tell me how to make my hpt370 RAID (Abit KR7A-RAID mobo) work in gutsy?  I don't want to boot from it, just use it in RAID-1 mode for data.
[18:43] <john47> pike_: Any mag you like in particular?
[18:43] <Djerkaf> genii: I just found at a forum: "The problem is not that the computer is too old. It is that it's acpi support is too old."
[18:43] <norv> why tile can't come preinstalled in Tk I don't know why. perhaps to make ActiveTcl "worth it"
[18:43] <erawfish> ericfoy: afaik there is no hpt370 driver. and it's only fakeraid anyways
[18:43] <pike_> john47: nah mostly slashdot etc. but see http://www.linux.org/docs/reference.html
[18:43] <ThipThip> ericfoy:  python-gnome2-dev did the trick!  Thanks!
[18:43] <Djerkaf> genii: Wouldn't updating the acpi driver help then?
[18:43] <mattgyver> wild_oscar, sounds like its warning you that it may not update correctly based on what your doing.
[18:43] <ericfoy> ThipThip: glad I could help!
[18:44] <john47> pike_: Awesome link, thanks!
[18:44] <ScorpKing> hi guys. what's available for gnome that is simmilar to superkaramba?
[18:44] <wild_oscar> yes...I was refering to the part of "creating a backport"
[18:44] <dynacrylic> how do i rebuild php5 to include php5-imap? i'm running 6.06 lts
[18:44] <erawfish> ScorpKing: gdekslets
[18:44] <ThipThip> ericfoy and mattgyver:  Is there a way that I could use aptitude to search for *-dev for example?  Are there 'and' and 'or" operators or wildcards?  This information doesn't seem to be listed in the info.
[18:44] <ScorpKing> erawfish: how is it on the cpu?
[18:45] <perlmonkey> hi
[18:45] <perlmonkey> anyone speak french?
[18:45] <norv> be neat if it was possible to run Yahoo/Konfabulator/whatevery they call it now in KDE
[18:45] <erawfish> dynacrylic: there is a package for it
[18:45] <erawfish> !fr | perlmonkey
[18:45] <perlmonkey> !fr
[18:45] <Pici> ThipThip: then use a combination of `aptitude search python | grep gnome` or similar.
[18:45] <dynacrylic> erawfish, what is it called
[18:45] <erawfish> dynacrylic: php5-imap for example
[18:45] <perlmonkey> nothing :-/
[18:45] <erawfish> ubotu: ping
[18:46] <dynacrylic> erawfish, i tried "apt-get install php5-imap" and it failed on install
[18:46] <ubotu> perlmonkey: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[18:46] <ubotu> pong
[18:46] <Pici> perlmonkey: join #ubuntu-fr
[18:46] <perlmonkey> bonjour
[18:46] <ericfoy> ThipThip, I dunno.  I use the synaptics package manager.  It does a nice job of presenting the modules. It's all I know, since it came with my stock GUI install.
[18:46] <erawfish> dynacrylic: universe
[18:46] <ThipThip> Pici: Are you saying that the | will act as an "or"?  Is there also an "and"?
[18:46] <fix_> hi
[18:46] <Pici> ThipThip: no, grep will filter out anything that matches
[18:46] <erawfish> ThipThip: this is a pipe. no or and no and
[18:46] <ThipThip> ericfoy:  I also like snaptics, but its search function seems even more limited than the command line
[18:46] <genii> Djerkaf: No, since all the stuff that would be relevant would be in the machine's firmware and not in any driver (which likely would be windows-centric anyhow and useless to linux)
[18:47] <genii> Djerkaf: Sorry for lag, had to talk with boss a minute there
[18:47] <fix_> anybody can help me?
[18:47] <norv> ThipThip: or is a ||
[18:47] <Pici> !ask | fix_
[18:47] <ubotu> fix_: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[18:47] <dynacrylic> erawfish, this is the error I get: http://pastebin.ca/856310
[18:47] <erawfish> norv: that's logical or, | is a bitwise or
[18:47] <DrakeJustice_> anyone in here running xine-lib 1.1.9(.1?) ? on gutsy? im trying to compile kde4
[18:47] <dynacrylic> erawfish, i already added the universe (i think)
[18:48] <genii> Djerkaf: If the acpi system is suspect then can try more options relating there, like entirely turn it off with acpi=off      etc etc
[18:48] <ThipThip> norv:  Cool. :-)
[18:48] <ericfoy> Thip, yeah... I've always just browsed, I guess.
[18:48] <erawfish> dynacrylic: so you already have it
[18:48] <erawfish> dynacrylic: and fix your clamav
[18:48] <fix_> how to use debian cd in ubuntu?
[18:48] <erawfish> fix_: what for?
[18:48] <norv> erawfish: oh, so | (pipe) is also | (bitwise or)?
[18:48] <dynacrylic> erawfish, what is clamav and how do i fix it?
[18:48] <erawfish> norv: in different contexts: yes
[18:48] <norv> erawfish: or just different language syntax
[18:49] <erawfish> dynacrylic: don't install stuff you don't know about. it's a virus scanner for email
[18:49] <Djerkaf> genii: will try acpi=off now...
[18:49] <Pici> fix_: What do you mean?
[18:49] <genii> Djerkaf: I would try:      acpi=off noapic nolapic
[18:49] <Djerkaf> genii: Ok
[18:49] <ericfoy> hi all:  can anyone tell me how to make my hpt370 RAID (Abit KR7A-RAID mobo) work in gutsy?  I don't want to boot from it, just use it in RAID-1 mode for data.
[18:49] <erawfish> ericfoy: there is no driver for it
[18:49] <fix_> erawfish, can i get package from deb cd?
[18:49] <DRebellion> !raid | ericfoy
[18:49] <ubotu> ericfoy: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[18:49] <erawfish> ericfoy: and using raid on it is useless: it's fakeraid
[18:50] <CaBlGuY> thannoy:  thanks a bunch!  Swiftfox works right outa the box..  ;-)
[18:50] <Pici> fix_: No, debian packages are not meant to be install on Ubuntu.
[18:50] <ericfoy> erawfish: thanks.  I take it I must compile my own then...?
[18:50] <dynacrylic> erawfish, i was following instructions and it said to install that. didn't have instructions on setting that up
[18:50] <Pici> !debian | fix_
[18:50] <ubotu> fix_: Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu!
[18:50] <erawfish> fix_: no. run debian if you want that.debian packages don't work on ubuntu
[18:50] <CaBlGuY> !swiftfox
[18:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about swiftfox - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[18:50] <CaBlGuY> need to put that in the repos..
[18:50] <DRebellion> !find swiftfox | CaBlGuY
[18:51] <audela> Do someone could explain me that : http://pastebin.ca/856312 bind did not recognize $TTL ?!
[18:51] <ubotu> cablguy: Package/file swiftfox does not exist in gutsy
[18:51] <erawfish> dynacrylic: then it'S useless for you. learn about it if you want to use it
[18:51] <CaBlGuY> DRebellion:  thanks but I already got it..  ;_0
[18:51] <CaBlGuY> ;-)
[18:51] <ericfoy> what makes it fakeraid?  I'm listening, not arguing.
[18:51] <Pici> CaBlGuY: Then request it. Developers arent psychic.
[18:51] <even> which software you using for pastebin.ubuntu.org ?
[18:51] <erawfish> ericfoy: cause the raid functionality is all in the windows driver. fakeraid
[18:51] <CaBlGuY> Pici:  where do I put the request in at?
[18:51] <Pici> !bugs | CaBlGuY
[18:51] <ubotu> CaBlGuY: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu  -  Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots
[18:51] <CaBlGuY> K thjankls
[18:52] <CaBlGuY> thanks aven.. :-p
[18:52] <fix_> erawfish, ok. and how can get kppp for ubuntu?
[18:52] <erawfish> ie. the CPU does all the work and the OS' software raid is better to use since hardware can die and then it will be imposible to get another hpt370, usually leading to lost data.
[18:52] <ThipThip> Man, I'm having the damndest time trying to compile a piece of software... at every turn, I seem to run into problems.  Now I can't get "make" to work.
[18:52] <ericfoy> no kidding!  no wonder it never performed worth squat.  so do I just set it up as IDE in its bios?
[18:52] <erawfish> ericfoy: all you get from it all is vendor lock in by hpt
[18:52] <DRebellion> !make | ThipThip
[18:52] <ubotu> ThipThip: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[18:53] <erawfish> fix_: by installing it like any other package
[18:53] <thannoy> CaBlGuY: You can go to the swiftfow website and get their repository address. Then add it to you "synaptic"/"source.list" and you will be able to use it through apt/synaptics
[18:54] <CaBlGuY> thannoy:  thanks..  I gotcha.. ;)
[18:54] <fix_> erawfish, ok
[18:54] <fix_> erawfish, thanks
[18:55] <Goodgame> Please, can someone tell me the autonomy of a 6 celluls battery on a 17"
[18:55] <QuantumKenny> hey does anyone know of a pacakge that will allow me to create a video log (video & sound capture from a logitech webcam)
[18:55] <ThipThip> make install
[18:55] <ThipThip> doh :)
[18:55] <thannoy> CaBlGuY: I use "deb http://getswiftfox.com/builds/debian unstable non-free"
[18:55] <Pici> !offtopic  | Goodgame
[18:55] <ubotu> Goodgame: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[18:55] <XiXaQ> Does anyone have Flash in Opera?
[18:55] <Goodgame> Pici, where could I ask my question?
[18:55] <jac0b-work> what file do I change for my $PATH
[18:55] <ericfoy> So the new question is, how do I get Ubuntu to recognize the drives plugged into my hpt370 holes?
[18:56] <mike84> hi
[18:56] <Pici> Goodgame: I dont even understand your question, perhaps ##hardware?
[18:56] <erawfish> Goodgame: #hardware for example. and your question can't be answered
[18:56] <XiXaQ> jac0b-work, ~/.bashrc
[18:56] <mike84> how can i recourd soundoutput in ubuntu?
[18:56] <jac0b-work> I tried .bashrc
[18:56] <XiXaQ> jac0b-work, you must close terminal and reopen it.
[18:56] <jac0b-work> but when I did echo $PATH it didn't show my new PATH
[18:56] <erawfish> jac0b-work: grep PATH ~./.*
[18:56] <pike_> jac0b-work: echo export PATH=$PATH >> ~/.bashrc  then add whatever extra dir yoiu want
[18:57] <jac0b-work> did that also
[18:57] <Pici> jac0b-work: you need to relog after you change your .bashrc.
[18:57] <bassinboyw1> what to do when ubuntu is stuck on configuring apt, something about mirror (82%)
[18:57] <bassinboyw1> does it not use the global proxy?
[18:57] <Daniloc> hi 2 all
[18:57] <jac0b-work> so restart after I edit bashrc
[18:57] <Djerkaf> genii: acpi=off noapic nolapic   => Blue screen, no alt+f4 available  =/
[18:57] <XiXaQ> bassinboyw1, is this on a pc that's connected to a network that isn't connected to the internet?
[18:57] <Daniloc> who know with webmin to create partitions to work in software raid?
[18:57] <Pici> Daniloc: We dont support webmin here, sorry.
[18:58] <Auser> ubunta sucks , MICROSOFT rules
[18:58] <Daniloc> ok Pici
[18:58] <bassinboyw1> XiXaQ: yes, and i set a global proxy
[18:58] <erawfish> Auser: do you have a ubuntu related question?
[18:58] <XiXaQ> bassinboyw1, disconnect your network cable.
[18:58] <bassinboyw1> XiXaQ: did that, it worked, but i'm wondering why not just use my proxy?
[18:58] <ericfoy> Auser,  HAH HAH HAH HAAAAHHH HAH HAH. That's a good one!!!!!!
[18:58] <Auser> were can i get it on cd
[18:58] <jac0b-work> what about the /etc/enviroment file
[18:58] <XiXaQ> bassinboyw1, I don't know. I've reported a bug on it.
[18:58] <Pici> !shipit | Auser
[18:58] <ubotu> Auser: shipit is a service that sends free Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Edubuntu CDs. See http://shipit.ubuntu.com/ and http://shipit.kubuntu.org and http://shipit.edubuntu.org - Shipit will send Gutsy (7.10) CDs
[18:59] <bassinboyw1> XiXaQ: thank you
[18:59] <Auser> this is a free OS, right
[18:59] <erawfish> jac0b-work: not what you think it is. you were told were to change it. your choice if you don't want to
[18:59] <DRebellion> !foss | Auser
[18:59] <ubotu> Auser: freedom is important. Ubuntu is as free as we can make it, which means mostly free software. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/licensing
[18:59] <erawfish> Auser: yes
[18:59] <Rug> yupp, you can also download it and burn it yourself
[18:59] <crabgrass> real quick question, is there a grep equivilent for /list in irc?
[18:59] <jac0b-work> thanks
[18:59] <erawfish> Auser: you can order a CD for free but it'll take some time
[18:59] <XiXaQ> crabgrass, /quote help list
[18:59] <erawfish> crabgrass: no. it's also client dependent
[19:00] <Scunizi> Auser: or download it at www.ubuntu.com
[19:00] <Duke_Fluke> crabgrass: i just save list as a text file then grep it :)
[19:00] <XiXaQ> erawfish, that's not true. Most networks have filters for list
[19:00] <Pici> crabgrass: On freenode (this network), /list can take wildcards
[19:00] <crabgrass> Duke_Fluke: lol, good idea
[19:00] <jac0b-work> does anyone use checkinstall here
[19:00] <erawfish> XiXaQ: you are still OT
[19:00] <pike_> Auser: its best to have a friend burn it for ya
[19:00] <erawfish> XiXaQ: and rfc1459 doesn't have such a thing. HAND
[19:00] <crabgrass> Pici: thanks
[19:01] <Qaldune> hi there
[19:01] <genii> Djerkaf: Perhaps: acpi=off pci=routeirq
[19:01] <Auser> Sorry, but I prefer Microsoft's quality
[19:01] <Qaldune> is it possible to resize a ntfs partition when installing gutsy?
[19:01] <XiXaQ> erawfish, this network isn't strict rfc1459. Besides, there are newer protocols. But you're right. We're OT.
[19:01] <crabgrass> Duke_Fluke: man, that's not a bad idea. do you know if pidgin accepts commands like irc:crabgrass:/list from the commandline?
[19:01] <erawfish> Qaldune: yes
[19:01] <crabgrass> Duke_Fluke: 'cause I just got an idea for a really handy plugin :D
[19:02] <XiXaQ> Auser, then use Windows. Noones forcing you to use ubuntu.
[19:02] <Qaldune> erawfish: is there something needed to do so besides defragmenting?
[19:02] <shaft0r> hey guys... running firefox and flash is all jacked up... do i need to do something special other than install the adobe player?
[19:02] <Pici> !flashissues | shaft0r
[19:02] <ubotu> shaft0r: The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[19:02] <Auser> is it an NT-based, i hope so like my xp!
[19:02] <erawfish> Qaldune: no there shouldn't
[19:02] <Djerkaf> genii: routeirq  <- Spelling mistake?
[19:02] <ericfoy> Auser:  Seriously, if you were to install Ubuntu and see the kind of support it offers... from automated updates, to all the FREE stuff.  It would blow your mind!
[19:02] <madrazr> Hii all, can I setup a server on my home machine?? I am running Gutsy
[19:02] <shaft0r> Pici, thank you very much
[19:02] <DRebellion> !kernel | Auser
[19:02] <ubotu> Auser: The core of the Ubuntu Operating System is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, but if you're convinced you do, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile - For more: /msg ubotu stages
[19:02] <JCDENTON> !selinux
[19:02] <Djerkaf> genii: or have I got temporarily stupid(er) ?
[19:02] <ubotu> SELinux is available on Ubuntu, but not officially supported. Ubuntu uses another security framework by default, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor
[19:03] <XiXaQ> crabgrass, all clients I know of supports the quote command to send commands directly to the servecr.
[19:03] <Qaldune> thx erawfish
[19:03] <DRebellion> madrazr: what sort of server
[19:03] <crabgrass> XiXaQ: ooo, sounds like fun. imma look into this, brb
[19:03] <genii> Djerkaf: pci=routeirq     is correct
[19:03] <Assid> heya
[19:03] <Auser> selinux is different to ubunta, it is not for public release
[19:03] <shaft0r> Pici, does this only affect new installs or something? or no one on ubuntu has working flash right now?
[19:03] <madrazr> DRebellion: LAMP, I want to run my personal blog frm my Desktop
[19:03] <nixnoob> how do i kill an xserver on a different display?
[19:03] <DRebellion> !lamp | madrazr
[19:04] <XiXaQ> Auser, if you're only here to troll, please just go away.
[19:04] <shaft0r> Pici, other than the fix thats not recommended
[19:04] <madrazr> DRebellion: What??
[19:04] <ubotu> madrazr: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)
[19:04] <madrazr> DRebellion: point is that I dont have domain name registered
[19:04] <juannicolas> Hello, where or how can I install DBI perl module 1.60 in ubuntu 6.06
[19:04] <Pici> shaft0r: Other than the fix, we reccomend that you wait for a real fix.  We can't stop you from doing what you want though.
[19:04] <genii> Djerkaf: These two together should turn off acpi again, then use irq routing tables from the bios and not try to guess what belongs to what irq
[19:04] <XiXaQ> madrazr, hehe, sudo tasksel install lamp :)
[19:04] <DRebellion> madrazr: use a dynamic dns service
[19:04] <DRebellion> madrazr: i use dyndns.com
[19:04] <madrazr> XiXaQ: Thats done
[19:04] <XiXaQ> madrazr, www.dyndns.org
[19:05] <DRebellion> madrazr: XiXaQ: or .org rather :P
[19:05] <bemous> à tous
[19:05] <genii> Djerkaf: The hd controller should be normally at irq 14 and irg 15
[19:05] <pike_> shaft0r: there is no telling when the fix will be pushed through this has been an issue for while. if you want flash id recommend dropping it in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/ yourself
[19:05] <Assid> err
[19:05] <DRebellion> !fr | bemous
[19:05] <ubotu> bemous: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[19:05] <madrazr> XiXaQ: DRebellion: What should I do after registering there, because I have already registered
[19:05] <Assid> anyone here seen the macbook air ?
[19:05] <Scunizi> Auser: REALLY?!  http://www.nsa.gov/selinux/code/download-stable.cfm
[19:05] <XiXaQ> madrazr, install ddclient
[19:05] <bemous> samba et vista?
[19:05] <Pici> Assid: #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:05] <madrazr> XiXaQ: Ya installed that too
[19:05] <Pici> bemous: /j #ubuntu-fr
[19:06] <bemous> ok
[19:06] <bemous>  think you
[19:06] <XiXaQ> madrazr, configure it. /etc/ddclient.conf, I think.
[19:06] <Silvered> Hi there. How can I script in Konversation? I need to add some manual commands like /msg X ban $activechannel =nickname
[19:06] <Auser> ok whatever, i knew it was public anyway, i was just testing u ignorant ubunta fan bois
[19:06] <DRebellion> madrazr: you need to set up dynamic dns on your router and register a domain name at the website
[19:06] <madrazr> DRebellion: I did not get u
[19:06] <Assid> Pici:  ok on topic.. i need some help with gnome-rdp.. it seems to give me errors
[19:06] <XiXaQ> Silvered, it probably supports python script. Explaining how to script an irc client is not suited for this channel. They probably have a channel here though.
[19:06] <Assid> actually wait fixed that
[19:07] <DRebellion> madrazr: have you set up a domain on the website?
[19:07] <jorginhuster> algum br na sala?
[19:07] <Pici> Assid: I wish all questions were that easy.
[19:07] <madrazr> DRebellion: Where should I do it??
[19:07] <Pici> !br | jorginhuster
[19:07] <ubotu> jorginhuster: Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[19:07] <ericfoy> thanks Pici
[19:07] <DRebellion> madrazr: dyndns.org
[19:07] <nixnoob> how do i kill an xsession on display 3?
[19:07] <madrazr> DRebellion: yeah done
[19:07] <Assid> Pici:  one problem that i do have is ntfs-3g
[19:07] <Silvered> Thanks XiXaQ
[19:07] <DRebellion> madrazr: k now does your router support dynamic dns?
[19:07] <Silvered> I'll ask in #konversation, maybe it works
[19:07] <Assid> even after enabling read/write support
[19:07] <jorginhuster> jldsfkj lfdsaj
[19:07] <madrazr> DRebellion: yeah it does
[19:07] <Assid> it always requires me to copy one hal file across
[19:07] <jorginhuster> #ubuntu-br
[19:08] <jorginhuster> #ubuntu-br
[19:08] <jorginhuster> ubuntu-br
[19:08] <Pici> jorginhuster: escribe /j #ubuntu-br
[19:08] <bemous> how can i use samba and vista?
[19:08] <jorginhuster> algum BR NA SALA?
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[19:08] <jorginhuster> ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA? ALGUM BR NA SALA?
[19:08] <XiXaQ> Assid, it's impossible to track your messages. Try to write your message as a single message instead of many small ones.
[19:08] <XiXaQ> !help
[19:08] <genii> bah
[19:08] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[19:08] <DRebellion> madrazr: k so set that up with your username and password
[19:09] <crabgrass> lol, mod mode activate!
[19:09] <bemous> how can i use samba and vista?
[19:09] <madrazr> DRebellion: where in the modem??
[19:09] <ortodox> hey can someone tell my how to edit conf
[19:09] <wannadoanything> I have been told that voice is how things back?
[19:09] <ortodox> im having problem to jump to next line
[19:09] <DRebellion> madrazr: does it have a web interface?
[19:09] <bemous> samba and vista?
[19:10] <DRebellion> !enter | ortodox
[19:10] <ubotu> ortodox: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[19:10] <XiXaQ> bemous, two different questions. How to setup samba is explained in help.ubuntu.com, how to use filesharing on vista is a question for #Windows
[19:10] <DRebellion> ortodox: what editor are you using?
[19:10] <madrazr> DRebellion: yeah, it does, its D-Link 502T router
[19:10] <DrakeJustice_> anyone in here running xine-lib 1.1.9(.1?) ? on gutsy? im trying to compile kde4
[19:10] <wannadoanything> Why did the same for the elderly as trembling
[19:10] <Pici> DrakeJustice_: have you asked in #kubuntu-kde4?
[19:10] <ortodox> i have no idea what kind of editors there is in ubuntu server
[19:10] <hasan> i would like to thank ubuntu community for sending me the free ubuntu cd in PAKISTAN, Thanks Alot, Hasan Atizaz
[19:11] <madrazr> DRebellion: oh ya got it
[19:11] <madrazr> DRebellion: I will enter the password and usernam just a min
[19:11] <ortodox> i just want to find out how i can write this better
[19:11] <samjiman> A
[19:11] <bemous> i want add vista in my local domain in my network
[19:11] <DRebellion> madrazr: ive gtg hope you get it sorted
[19:11] <wannadoanything> hasan:Where are u form
[19:11] <Djerkaf> genii: It seems to get stuck no matter what options I use.
[19:12] <Pici> bemous: This is a windows question?
[19:12] <XiXaQ> bemous, that's not a question for this channel. Try in #Windows.
[19:12] <ortodox> sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces
[19:12] <sparkybean> bemous: this is a ubuntu channel
[19:12] <Pici> bemous: ##windows, not #windows.
[19:12] <hasan> Pakistan
[19:12] <fitztrev> When I try to "sudo apt-get install patch" it prompts me to enter the ubuntu cd.  But when I do it doesn't recognize it.  Is there a way to install patch without the cd??
[19:12] <madrazr> DRebellion: ok fine will meet you some other time
[19:12] <bemous> ok
[19:12] <genii> Djerkaf: :( I have no more ideas then on it at this point
[19:12] <madrazr> plz do help me
[19:12] <bemous> sory
[19:12] <madrazr> later
[19:12] <Pici> ortodox: If you arent familiar with vi, you could try using nano. iirc its installed by default.
[19:12] <ortodox> who can help me please
[19:12] <wannadoanything>  PAKISTANO:-)
[19:12] <ortodox> ok
[19:13] <erast_> glad to announce Nexenta IRC channel #nexenta http://www.nexenta.org (Ubuntu-based OpenSolaris Server Core Platform)
[19:13] <Assid> 24-56.adsl.forthnet.gr] has joined #ubuntu
[19:13] <Assid> [00:35:57] <madrazr> XiXaQ: Ya
[19:13] <genii> Djerkaf: Other than perhaps find an addon card with ide controller and disable the motherboard one
[19:13] <XiXaQ> Assid?
[19:13] <madrazr> Assid: what??
[19:13] <Scunizi> ortodox: use nano to edit.. it's already installed.
[19:13] <Pici> Erix: This is a support channel, please dont spam/plug other stuff in there.
[19:13] <Qaldune> joe should be installed by default
[19:14] <Erix> Pici: ???
[19:14] <Assid> madrazr:  one sec.. its not lettingg me copy paste out of the terminal
[19:14] <Pici> Erix: sorry, mis-tab-complete.
[19:14] <aktiskenan> hello I am french
[19:14] <Pici> erast_: This is a support channel, please dont spam/plug other stuff in there.
[19:14] <XiXaQ> !fr
[19:14] <Erix> Pici: ok. no problem.
[19:14] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[19:14] <Assid> I cant seem to install ntfs-config
[19:14] <Djerkaf> genii: I will see if I can get hold of a controller card. I will go here again as soon as anything has changed, I guess you're here orften. :) Thank you and good night from Sweden!
[19:14] <genii> Djerkaf: Best luck
[19:14] <aktiskenan> thank you
[19:15] <wannadoanything> TV is not speaking your security  .hasan:
[19:15] <Tigerplug> hey guys, my external usb drive wont auto mount
[19:15] <thannoy> fitztrev: edit your /etc/apt/source.list. Comment the line about your ubuntu CD. Then "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-get install patch"
[19:15] <Tigerplug> any suggestions?
[19:15] <wraund_> wraund_: 84.66.141.111
[19:15] <wraund_> wrong chat soz
[19:15] <genii> thannoy: You're assuming he has other entries than the cd in there :)
[19:15] <hasan> what ?
[19:15] <fitztrev> thannoy: thank you!
[19:16] <madraz1> XiXaQ: What should I do after adding the entry to the router??
[19:16] <ericfoy> Can ubuntu mount an NTFS drive?
[19:16] <wannadoanything> Free not necessarily good.
[19:16] <XiXaQ> ericfoy, yes.
[19:16] <thannoy> fitztrev: As genii said, hope you have others repository :)
[19:17] <th0r> Tigerplug  unplug the drive, open a terminal and type 'tail -f /var/log/messages', then plug in the drive and see if it is being recognized. Look for a line that contains /dev/sdb1 or something close
[19:17] <XiXaQ> madraz1, it should auto update.
[19:17] <ericfoy> XiX, thanks. I assume i'll find info in the docs.
[19:17] <madraz1> XiXaQ: I did not get y
[19:17] <Xintruder> hi
[19:17] <madraz1> *u
[19:17] <th0r> ericfoy yes
[19:17] <genii> fitztrev: If you have no entries other than the cd, perhaps go to the source-o-matic website to generate a new sources.list
[19:17] <XiXaQ> madraz1, check the address on dyndns.org though. It may have used your internal ip. In that case, use=web in the config file instead of use=if
[19:17] <piedoggie>  I've been looking at the various hardware compatibility lists and I'm not finding a whole lot of description about what serial ATA cards are supported.  Any pointers?
[19:17] <genii> !source-o-matic| fitztrev
[19:17] <ubotu> fitztrev: source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[19:17] <hasan> i just wanted to see how does ubuntu looks like, i m new to linux ;) not much concern with security etc. likes the enviroment for unbuntu its good
[19:18] <Tigerplug> th0r  cannot open `/var/log/message' for reading: No such file or directory
[19:18] <XiXaQ> hasan, you can run ubuntu from the cd without having to install it.
[19:18] <tomasso> where are the compiz options?
[19:18] <XiXaQ> Tigerplug, messages.
[19:18] <madraz1> XiXaQ: still did not get you. I have added a host with the name madhusudancs.doesntexist.com at dyndns.org
[19:18] <hasan> yeah i saw that :)
[19:19] <madraz1> XiXaQ: is it the right procedure??
[19:19] <th0r> Tigerplug sorry...you need to use sudo with that command
[19:19] <XiXaQ> madraz1, are you running ddclient?
[19:19] <madraz1> XiXaQ: yes
[19:19] <hasan> and its a unique feature as i came to know while installation i was discovering linux
[19:19] <XiXaQ> madraz1, what does that host point to now?
[19:19] <hasan> linux --> ubuntu
[19:19] <vinicius_> how can I remove the junk character of a file due to encoding? (like ^M for example)
[19:19] <madraz1> XiXaQ: in the ddclient.conf file??
[19:20] <Assid> files list file for package `scribus' is missing final newline
[19:20] <Qaldune> hasan ubuntu --> linux :)
[19:20] <mattgyver> Is it possible to configure a user to login to a different network?
[19:20] <th0r> Tigerplug on second thought you don't  need sudo...make sure you typed it correctly....tail -f /var/log/messages
[19:20] <hasan> hehe :) lol
[19:20] <Assid> i keep getting that error when i try and install ntfs-config
[19:20] <th0r> Tigerplug my problem...I left of an 's'
[19:20] <hasan> i was pointing ubuntu as a distro :P
[19:20] <XiXaQ> madraz1, no. Ping it. See what it sais, or look at it on dyndns.org
[19:21] <Tigerplug> th0r it worked with sudo
[19:21] <Xteven> hi, does anyone here use the gdata api in python ?
[19:21] <Tigerplug> hols on ill check
[19:21] <madraz1> XiXaQ: ping which address?
[19:21] <madraz1> XiXaQ: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52039/
[19:21] <madraz1> this is how my ddclient.conf looks
[19:22] <tifine> does anybody know any flash software for making flash, animation, ?
[19:22] <Tigerplug> th0r this is what i get http://pastie.caboo.se/139178
[19:22] <th0r> Tigerplug give me a sec
[19:22] <mateusz> Hi
[19:22] <mateusz> Does ubuntu have QEmu ?
[19:23] <Tigerplug> th0r thanks
[19:23] <th0r> Tigerplug good so far...the hard part is getting it to recognize the drive and that is done. The drive was identified as /dev/sdb1. Check /media and see if there is a mountpoint for th edrive
[19:23] <Assid> okay this ubuntu installation is acting real strange
[19:23] <XiXaQ> madraz1, replace the use=if line with "use=web"
[19:23] <th0r> Tigerplug svensk?
[19:24] <Tigerplug> th0r no mountpoint in media directory
[19:24] <th0r> Tigerplug give me a sec to check some notes
[19:24] <Xteven> I mean, does anyone use python-gdata ?
[19:25] <thannoy> mateusz: I use qemu on my ubuntu so yes. But with universe repository or not, don't know
[19:26] <ice109> anyone in here at all?
[19:26] <dwxreape1> and i type sudo firefox, or as root type firefox, and i get xlib error
[19:26] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[19:26] <panos> grnet
[19:26] <Assid> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/avahi-autoipd_0.6.20-2ubuntu3.1_i386.deb: files list file for package `scribus' is missing final newline
[19:26] <zeobo> can i ask system related problems in this chat?
[19:26] <dwxreape1> connection to unix:1000.0 failed
[19:26] <Assid> i keep getting scribus based errors when doing any installation or upgradation
[19:26] <ice109> does anyone program fortran90 in here?
[19:26] <Assid> can someone help me on this
[19:26] <dwxreape1> failed = "refused from server"
[19:26] <am3r1ca> i need seriou help!!!
[19:26] <madraz1> XiXaQ: what to do next??
[19:26] <am3r1ca> my internet connection keeps falling down
[19:27] <DRebellion> !ask | zeobo
[19:27] <ubotu> zeobo: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[19:27] <ice109> does anyone program fortran90 in here?
[19:27] <Assid> am3r1ca: use a stool
[19:27] <XiXaQ> madraz1, save it and run ddclient, I think. Read man ddclient
[19:27] <am3r1ca> assid: stool?
[19:27] <Assid> :P
[19:27] <opey> (come join cool new server address IRC.HYDROBLUNT.NET for downloads join #zero-raws !thx)
[19:27] <madraz1> XiXaQ: it says WARNING:  file /etc/ddclient.conf, line 7: Invalid Value for keyword 'if' = 'Host'
[19:27] <MrKeuner> am3r1ca: stool application
[19:27] <Assid> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/avahi-autoipd_0.6.20-2ubuntu3.1_i386.deb: files list file for package `scribus' is missing final newline <--- -can smeone help me with this
[19:27] <am3r1ca> assid: at boot up i get a weird error: error inserting iwlwifi_rc80211:simple
[19:27] <ice109> does anyone program fortran90 in here?
[19:28] <madraz1> XiXaQ: if this is not a problem, what should I do after this??
[19:28] <kebert> I'm dual-booting XP and Xubuntu 7.10. I am trying to get uTorrent synced between both OSes
[19:28] <XiXaQ> madraz1, yes, I didn't ask you to type that.
[19:28] <Assid> i keep getting scribus error everytiime i try to install or update something
[19:28] <am3r1ca> and my dmesg is all messed up
[19:28] <askand> Hm what is ubuntu 8.04.1? Difference fromm 8-04?
[19:28] <PriceChild> askand, it doesn'te xist
[19:28] <madraz1> XiXaQ: ok sorry, what next??
[19:28] <XiXaQ> madraz1, you should read the man page. It explains it. Much easier to follow than this channel too :)
[19:28] <Assid> how did you reach 8 ?!?
[19:28] <genii> vinicius_: install sysutils package then use the dos2unix program
[19:28] <Pici> Assid: 8.04 is alpha, not for end user consumption yet.
[19:28] <askand> PriceChild:  noo but it will on june 5
[19:28] <askand> or something?
[19:29] <genii> vinicius_: (for removal of ^M  etc)
[19:29] <Taskin> I need some help... sometimes when I start my computer up my sound works... and some times it doesnt.. I ant to play my game right now but for some reason the sound doesnt work... I am tired of messing around with it to get it working and then the next day it just stops working again! I am going crazy can anyone help me?
[19:29] <jason_123> i want to chat with some one on mic that has yahoo what messenger can i do that with
[19:29] <Assid> Pici:  atm, it might be more stable than this
[19:29] <Pici> Assid: I assure you, its not.
[19:29] <Tigerplug> I have a local server running torrentflux
[19:29] <Tigerplug> I want to delete and uninstall everything off the server and start again
[19:29] <Tigerplug> is there a way to do this?
[19:29] <Assid> Pici: this thing breaks just wayy too often.. the beta release was better than the final
[19:29] <PriceChild> askand, basically, when 8.04 is released, it will be perfect. or not.... and that's why it will be updated and cdimages produced called 8.04.1 later in its lifetime. (it is an lts release)
[19:29] <Tigerplug> everything except open ssh
[19:30] <stasbull> I need help
[19:30] <PriceChild> Tigerplug, reinstall?
[19:30] <kebert> Can anyone help me, I'm dual-booting XP and Xubuntu 7.10. I am trying to get uTorrent synced between both OSes
[19:30] <Assid> Pici: any idea on my error?
[19:30] <Tigerplug> PriceChild... any other way
[19:30] <madraz1> XiXaQ: ok fine. but what should I do after I setup ddclient?? is there some other configuration that needs to be done, or should I get the site running after ddclient configuration??
[19:30] <stasbull> change language i console
[19:30] <DRebellion> kerbert: what exactly is the problem?
[19:30] <askand> PriceChild:  ok..so 8.04.1 is 8.04 with bugs fixed? Is only security and critical bugs going to be fixed or "normal bugs" too?
[19:30] <XiXaQ> madraz1, that doesn't have anything to do with a site. It's just a nickname for your IP address.
[19:30] <DRebellion> kebert: what exactly is the problem
[19:30] <Taskin> I need some help... sometimes when I start my computer up my sound works... and some times it doesnt.. I ant to play my game right now but for some reason the sound doesnt work... I am tired of messing around with it to get it working and then the next day it just stops working again! I am going crazy can anyone help me?
[19:30] <PriceChild> askand, "depends"
[19:30] <am3r1ca> googled stool yet have no idea what it is
[19:31] <jason_123> never mind found one
[19:31] <jason_123> that will work
[19:31] <DRebellion> !repeat | Taskin
[19:31] <kebert> DRebellion: I want torrents from Windows to show up same in Xubuntu
[19:31] <ubotu> Taskin: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[19:31] <stasbull> change language in console...
[19:31] <Pici> Assid: `sudo apt-get clean`, then try whatever you were doing.
[19:31] <Pici> !locale | stasbull
[19:31] <askand> PriceChild: hmm..
[19:31] <ubotu> stasbull: To set up and configure your locales, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LocaleConf
[19:31] <DRebellion> kebert: put the .torrent files and downloaded data somewhere both systems can access. then load up the torrents on both systems torrent clients.
[19:31] <madraz1> XiXaQ: che I am not getting things will go through the manuals and come back again
[19:31] <Assid> Pici:  you gonna be around in 1 hr?
[19:32] <Duke_Fluke> !patience
[19:32] <ubotu> The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[19:32] <Pici> Assid: maybe.
[19:32] <Assid> okay apt-get clean didnt help
[19:32] <madraz1> XiXaQ: Anyhow thanks a lot anyhow
[19:32] <madraz1> Bye
[19:32] <Assid> am still facing this issue
[19:32] <kebert> DRebellion: Is there a way to do that without having to add torrents manually?
[19:32] <Duke_Fluke> !locale
[19:32] <ubotu> To set up and configure your locales, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LocaleConf
[19:32] <Pici> Assid: What are you trying to do that gives you the error?
[19:32] <DRebellion> kebert: not that i know of
[19:33] <invertedtwisted> Could somebody help me restore my backup of xorg.conf? I've got the backup sitting on my desktop, I just don't know how to copy it back into /etc/X11
[19:33] <kebert> DRebellion: I'm doing it with Firefox already
[19:33] <stasbull> I mean layout...
[19:33] <kebinusan> can anyone recommend a good video editing program
[19:33] <Takagami> Anyone feel like helping out with an unusual wireless problem?
[19:33] <vinicius_> genii: thanks!
[19:33] <Duke_Fluke> invertedtwisted: what is your username?
[19:33] <tifine> how should i upgrade frm ubuntu 7.10 to ubuntu 8.04 ?
[19:33] <stasbull> I'm writing in norwegian and I want to write in english
[19:34] <kreib> is it possible to  have ""more pyfile.py" show colored python syntax?
[19:34] <Assid> Pici:  apt-get install ntfs-config .. or any of the updates
[19:34] <ortodox> norwegian layout on ubuntu
[19:34] <Assid> all cause the same erorrs
[19:34] <am3r1ca> i need help with my wireless config. i have a p5b mb with internal wifi...i get a boot error thats: error inserting iwlwifi_rc80211_simple. i am constantly diconnected from the net.
[19:34] <Pici> !no
[19:34] <ubotu> Hvis du vil diskutere Ubuntu paa norsk, venligst gaa til #ubuntu-no. Takk!
[19:34] <invertedtwisted> Duke, my username is mat
[19:35] <Duke_Fluke> invertedtwisted, sudo cp /home/mat/Desktop/xorg.conf /etc/X11/
[19:35] <stasbull> Id like to do that in english
[19:35] <DRebellion> !ask | Takagami
[19:35] <ubotu> Takagami: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[19:36] <invertedtwisted> thanks Duke, I guess cp is the copy command then. Couldn't find that :P
[19:36] <Assid> files list file for package `scribus' is missing final newline -- i get this when i try to install
[19:36] <Duke_Fluke> invertedtwisted: np, yes it is :)
[19:36] <am3r1ca> i need help with my wireless config. i have a p5b mb with internal wifi...i get a boot error thats: error inserting iwlwifi_rc80211_simple. i am constantly diconnected from the net
[19:36] <stasbull> well... would be nice to get any tips about how to change layout from norwegian to english i console
[19:36] <Takagami> But my question wasn't a question.... it was a inquiry...
[19:36] <Takagami> heh
[19:37] <invertedtwisted> duke, any way to check if its worked without rebooting and seeing if things have changed?
[19:37] <RainCT> Hi
[19:37] <FrankQ> I am having problems with my new "Belkin" bluetooth USB adapter (F8T013xx1). I get no gnome-bluetooth anything popping up when i insert it, even though "hci dev" prints it out
[19:37] <Dextorion> hey
[19:37] <Boglizk> Where do i put my font file (.pcf) to make it show up in the Gnome-Terminal ?
[19:37] <DRebellion> !font | Boglizk
[19:37] <ubotu> Boglizk: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[19:37] <Duke_Fluke> invertedtwisted, sure just do 'cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf' and look for your changes
[19:37] <Assid> Pici: any sugestions
[19:37] <Boglizk> DRebellion: thankyou.
[19:37] <th0r> Takagami the longer you take to state the problem the less likely any of us will be paying attention.
[19:37] <DRebellion> Boglizk: no problem
[19:38] <am3r1ca> i need help with my wireless config. i have a p5b mb with internal wifi...i get a boot error thats: error inserting iwlwifi_rc80211_simple. i am constantly diconnected from the net
[19:38] <Assid> !mplayer
[19:38] <ubotu> mplayer is a media player. It resides in the mutiverse repository and can easily be installed via applications -> add/remove. For codecs try !codecs
[19:38] <DRebellion> !repeat > am3r1ca
[19:38] <invertedtwisted> brilliant, thanks a lot duke :)
[19:38] <Pici> Assid: You tried an apt-get update too?
[19:38] <tifine> how should i upgrade frm ubuntu 7.10 to ubuntu 8.04 ?
[19:38] <Assid> Pici: yes
[19:38] <Duke_Fluke> invertedtwisted, or do you mean test out the new xorg.conf? there is a way but i don't know how to do it
[19:38] <DRebellion> !hardy | tifine
[19:38] <ubotu> tifine: hardy is Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[19:38] <Takagami> I know... it is a bit lengthy... and very odd
[19:38] <RainCT> Can someone please tell me how to redirect (with iptables or whatever) all traffic that comes from a PC with IP 192.168.*.* through a determined port to a the port 3128 here  (squid)?
[19:38] <am3r1ca> DRebellion: you want me do explain?
[19:38] <Assid> Pici:  that sribus error just comes up for everything
[19:39] <Duke_Fluke> How would one test an xorg.conf without rebooting?
[19:39] <Pici> Assid: let me check something, hold on.
[19:39] <DRebellion> !iptables | RainCT
[19:39] <ubotu> RainCT: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[19:39] <Assid> dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:252: process_queue: Assertion `!queuelen' failed.
[19:39] <Pici> RainCT: #iptables exists too.
[19:39] <Assid> get that in autoremove
[19:40] <stasbull> hi how can I change layout i ubuntu 7.10?
[19:40] <dopplerdeffect> Duke_Fluke, try "apachectl restart"
[19:40] <Duke_Fluke> doppelgaenger, thx
[19:40] <FrankQ> stasbull, do you mean appeareance? Settings->Appereance
[19:40] <Assid> Pici:  can you please pm me when you get back.. this place moves too fast to track
[19:41] <Assid> secially if im watching tv
[19:41] <Duke_Fluke> invertedtwisted, did you get that?
[19:41] <dopplerdeffect> Duke_Fluke, actually, I was wrong, that's for apache. Press Ctrl+Alt+Backspace
[19:41] <stasbull> no I'm writing in norwegian,, but I want to write english keyboard
[19:41] <dopplerdeffect> Duke_Fluke, it will restart the xserver, but not the computer
[19:41] <Duke_Fluke> doppelgaenger, right i was wondering :) ...ok
[19:41] <FrankQ> Stasbull: then Preferences->Keyboard
[19:42] <stasbull> may I do it from console
[19:42] <TheLynx> anyone here with ubuntu on a computer with ati radeon together with a amd64 processor? need to help fixing graphics
[19:43] <DRebellion> !ask > TheLynx
[19:43] <FrankQ> I don't know about how that works, but I'm sure it's possible, stasbull
[19:43] <Takagami> Basicaly wireless won'[t communicate with the dhcp server on my belkin router...
[19:43] <FrankQ> I'm sure that a google search would aid you
[19:43] <levander> Can you not just use /etc/fstab to mount NTFS partitions with ntfs-3g?  Do you have to use that ntfs-config application to mount them?
[19:43] <DRebellion> Takagami: i get that. i fixed it by using static ip :P
[19:44] <th0r> levander I believe mounting with ntfs-3g will make the partitions read only
[19:44] <stasbull> thanks Frank I'll try and then come back !
[19:44] <_moro_bana_> how can i build debian packages from the software i have already intalled,say if i want to use them on a fresh install
[19:44] <Takagami> Yeah... I tried static DHCP but I have so many device changes that true static would not be fun
[19:44] <FrankQ> How do I change the bluetooth pin for my computer?
[19:44] <scguy318> th0r: why ro if you don't specify -o ro?
[19:45] <Takagami> i do computer repair from home, so a different machine comes through here about every 4-12 hours... static ip would be counter productive
[19:45] <levander> th0r: No, ntfs-3g is the new user space driver that works read/write.
[19:45] <Arelis> Alright guys, i'm in the ubuntu liveCD. I want to install Ubuntu on my computer but don't want to mess up my Windows install, and want to have a /home partition for convenience. Before i proceed, what should i do, besides backup? And can anybody guide me through partitioning?
[19:45] <Duke_Fluke> th0r: ntfs-3g does allow write
[19:45] <th0r> ok....my mistake
[19:45] <levander> Arelis: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=654352&highlight=swap+hard+disk
[19:46] <Kuwanger> Is there a way to export a HD over a network?
[19:46] <levander> Arelis: I had to google to find out how psychocat was.
[19:46] <levander> Kuwanger: You mean with NFS or Samba?
[19:46] <Takagami> Kuwanger: acronis has been the best software I've found for that
[19:46] <_moro_bana_> DRebellion: how can i build debian packages from the software i have already intalled,say if i want to use them on a fresh install
[19:46] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: what do you mean by 'export' like allow other clients access
[19:46] <stasbull> It doesnt work...or I dont have preferences
[19:46] <Duke_Fluke> Takagami: do you mean true image?
[19:47] <DRebellion> Kuwanger: mount the external drive over sshfs or smb or whatever then use dd
[19:47] <Kuwanger> levander: Does NFS or samba allow to make a "raw" copy to preserve permissions?
[19:47] <Takagami> Duke_Fluke: Yeah... just for eas-of-use
[19:47] <Duke_Fluke> Takagami: image backup to remote server?
[19:47] <levander> Kuwanger: Do you want a backup?
[19:47] <DRebellion> Kuwanger: use dd
[19:47] <Duke_Fluke> Takagami: I love that program I don't even use ghost anymore
[19:47] <levander> Kuwanger: Or, do you want to access the drive from remote machines?
[19:47] <Kuwanger> DRebellion: Um, I don't plan to overwrite the whole HD.
[19:48] <scguy318> Kuwanger: who said he wanted you to? dd if=/dev/disk of=imagefile bs=4096?
[19:48] <Kuwanger> levander: I want to make a copy of the ubuntu on one HD on one machine (while it's not running) to another HD on another machine.
[19:48] <scguy318> Kuwanger: something like that
[19:48] <levander> Kuwanger: weird.  I'm actually trying to figure out the same.
[19:48] <Kuwanger> scguy318: Why would I use dd, then?
[19:49] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: if the drives are identical sizes dd is the way
[19:49] <scguy318> Kuwanger: raw image copy?
[19:49] <levander> Kuwanger: What complicates my scenario is I want to clone my / and use it as a functioning system on the new hard disk.
[19:49] <Kuwanger> Duke_Fluke: They're not identical.
[19:49] <Kuwanger> levander: The same.
[19:49] <levander> Kuwanger: Do you just want a copy, or do you want to be able to use the new copy in a live system?
[19:49] <Kuwanger> levander: Even more complicated, the second machine doesn't have a floppy or cd-rom drive.
[19:49] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: I recomend acronis true image... it allows autmatic partiion resizing
[19:50] <am3r1ca> thanks for everyones help and support
[19:50] <Kuropon> hi. I need a good freeware burning program using Ubuntu7.1 Gnome
[19:50] <Takagami> Acronis
[19:50] <Kuwanger> levander: I want to use it as a live system.
[19:50] <Pici> !burning | Kuropon
[19:50] <ubotu> Kuropon: CD/DVD Burning software: K3b (KDE), gnomebaker, serpentine, graveman, Nautilus-CD-Burner, GToaster, xcdroast (GNOME), wodim (terminal-based). Burning .iso files: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[19:50] <lod_> !Synaptic
[19:50] <ubotu> synaptic is Ubuntu's Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto
[19:50] <levander> Kuwanger: Yeah, I'm thinking about just making a copy, using tar, onto the new hard drive.  Then just boot it and fix any errors as they happen.
[19:50] <levander> Kuwanger: But, I was about to make a post on Ubuntu Forums to ask for further instructions.  I googled for about two hours learning stuff about this last night.
[19:51] <Kuwanger> Duke_Fluke: Does acronis work with LVM2?
[19:52] <levander> Kuwanger: pm me your email address and i'll send you an email after I make a post
[19:52] <unagi> how do i make an iso archive
[19:52] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: not sure but since it is linux based i would hope so
[19:52] <Kuwanger> unagi: mkiso?
[19:53] <Kuwanger> Duke_Fluke: Does it work over pxe?
[19:53] <askand> what is the command for running glipper from a terminal? :S
[19:54] <Kuwanger> unagi: Err, sorry.  mkisofs
[19:54] <mEck0> hi! how can I enable dual monitors with xrandr on-the-fly? (between laptop lcd and external tft, different resolutions)
[19:54] <xamox> what image converting software do you guys recommend? I want to batch convert images
[19:54] <unagi> Kuwanger: whats the modifier for input file
[19:54] <unagi> mkisofs dirname -o fl.iso?
[19:54] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger not sure...but couldn't you just put the drives into the same machine temporarily?
[19:54] <JamoSmith> I've finally got 1680x1050 to work with my new monitor. however, now the horizontal width is too large (the left side and right side of the screen is overruning the width of the monitor), any ideas how I can troubleshoot this?
[19:55] <Stapol> Hi.
[19:55] <Adlai> JamoSmith: bigger monitor?
[19:55] <unagi> !makeisofs
[19:55] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about makeisofs - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[19:55] <unagi> !info makeisofs
[19:56] <JamoSmith> Adlai: yeah this is a big monitor, 22" widescreen
[19:56] <Pici> unagi: check the manpage.
[19:56] <bkar> unagi-> man mkisofs
[19:56] <ubotu> Package makeisofs does not exist in gutsy
[19:56] <Stapol> Why can't I write a file to usr/
[19:56] <Stapol> Using GNOME
[19:56] <Stapol> Not via terminal
[19:56] <bkar> Stapol-> only root can write to /usr
[19:56] <Humanzy> why is ubuntu so shitty
[19:56] <Pici> !language | Humanzy
[19:56] <ubotu> Humanzy: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[19:56] <Stapol> bkar: It's not possible to do it in GNOME?
[19:56] <Pici> Stapol: run gksudo gedit
[19:56] <bkar> Stapol-> gksudo
[19:57] <Jockeo> JamoSmith: Seems like the resolution you have applied isn't supported by the monitor and/or the graphics card.
[19:57] <Stapol> bkar: Im just trying to install flash to Opera.
[19:57] <Stapol> bkar: And copy paste the plugin to there.
[19:57] <Pici> Stapol: then use gksudo nautilus.
[19:57] <kebinusan> can anyone recommend a good video editing suite for linux
[19:57] <bkar> Stapol if things dont work with gui, try the command line
[19:57] <JamoSmith> Jockeo, it's native for the monitor. The Graphics card was succesfully auto detected. Maybe I should install the latest driver. I'll try that now
[19:57] <Stapol> bkar: Thank you
[19:58] <Stapol> bkar: What's the difference between sudo and gksudo
[19:58] <Duke_Fluke> Humanzy: Bad day how can I help you? :)
[19:58] <bkar> Stapol-> one has graphics
[19:58] <Brandon__> how do I see all users again for ubuntu?
[19:58] <bkar> who
[19:58] <lod_> cat /etc/passwd
[19:59] <Jockeo> JamoSmith: ok I guess it's supported by the monitor then, but is it supported by the graphics card? Have you tried 1900x1200? Yes you could also try installing the latest driver.
[19:59] <unagi> i dont get it
[19:59] <unagi> im getting an invalid node
[19:59] <DRebellion> unagi: erm... what exactly are you trying to do? what is your error message?
[19:59] <unagi> im just trying to make an iso out of a file or dir
[20:00] <unagi> mkisofs: No such file or directory. Invalid node - 'pathspec'.
[20:00] <DRebellion> !mkisofs | unagi
[20:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mkisofs - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:00] <unagi> ive already tried that
[20:00] <JamoSmith> Jockeo, you're right. the radeon 9600 page at amd.com doesn't list it as a supported resolution :(
[20:00] <Pici> !msgthebot
[20:00] <unagi> looked at the man
[20:00] <ubotu> Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids.
[20:00] <unagi> and everything else
[20:00] <DRebellion> unagi: are you sure you're specifying the options right?
[20:00] <unagi> i dont know
[20:00] <unagi> man pages never make sense to me
[20:01] <DRebellion> unagi: so you never read the instruction manual?
[20:01] <unagi> thats not what i said
[20:01] <Jockeo> JamoSmith: That might be the reason then. Did you try 1900x1200? I think that's often supported.
[20:01] <unagi> i said man pages never make sense to me so even though i read it i still dont know if im specifying the right options
[20:01] <unagi> mkisofs -o fl.iso pathspec setup.exe
[20:01] <JamoSmith> Jockeo, I'm pretty slow with ubuntu. it'll take me a bit to figure out how to try that
[20:02] <DRebellion> unagi: i don't have mkisofs installed so i can't read the man for you, sorry
[20:02] <Duke_Fluke> unagi and pathspec is in your current dir? try specifying the absolute path maybe
[20:02] <bkar> unagi you have to use  dd first then mkisofs of said file
[20:02] <white_eagle> my computer never did that, but when I run Stellarium, my computer just logs off and I have to log back in
[20:03] <Arelis> Hi all. I want to resize my Windows partition, but i don't know how big it is. I have some programs installed on it, some music, and some games.
[20:03] <kebert> I have compiz fusion intalled on Xubuntu, but I don't get a cube, there are only two windows?
[20:03] <unagi> dd?
[20:03] <white_eagle> the same with google earth
[20:03] <unagi> whther i do specific path or not it still says invalid node Duke_Fluke
[20:03] <scguy318> kebert: up your workspaces or something I think
[20:03] <white_eagle> my computer never did that, but when I run Stellarium, my computer just logs off and I have to log back in, the same with google earth
[20:03] <abuyazan> hello
[20:03] <bkar> unagi plenty of tutorials on google.have you tried?
[20:03] <Jockeo> JamoSmith: No problem. By the way, I meant 1920x1200 (not 1900x1200). If you didn't already know, you change the resolution easily by clicking the "System" menu, then "Preferences" -> "Screen resolution".
[20:03] <kebert> scguy318: Where at ?
[20:03] <Plight> While Using ubuntu every couple of minutes if i'm browsing the home directory in graphical interface the whole file system fails and I can't view them at all
[20:03] <unagi> yes
[20:04] <scguy318> kebert: mebbe Settings -> Workspace Settings or something, not sure that's it
[20:04] <abuyazan> i am trying to use mic on ubuntu 7.10 but it does not work
[20:04] <abuyazan> on windows it is working fine
[20:04] <abuyazan> any idea
[20:04] <Arelis> Hi all. I want to resize my Windows partition to make room for Ubuntu, but i don't know how big it is. I have some programs installed on it, some music, and some games. How big is it? How can i check?
[20:04] <kebert> scguy318: I already changed that to four, but I only see two?
[20:04] <unicum> is it possible to bind applications to a certain desktop/workspace?
[20:04] <DRebellion> !enter > abuyazan
[20:04] <scguy318> kebert: lemme look it up
[20:04] <white_eagle> see, now I will run Stellarium, if my client quits, It surely logged me off :(
[20:04] <DRebellion> !repeat | Arelis
[20:04] <ubotu> Arelis: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[20:04] <kebert> scguy318: where you look it up @ ?
[20:04] <unagi> im not finding anything on google that sheds any light bkar
[20:04] <Arelis> DRebellion: sorry.
[20:05] <Jockeo> kebert: Enter the menu item "System" -> "Preferences" -> "Advanced desktop effects settings" and click "Desktop cube"
[20:05] <abuyazan> DRebellion, what do you mean
[20:05] <bkar> unagi plenty enuff, look harder
[20:05] <kebert> Jockeo: Xubuntu
[20:05] <scguy318> kebert: google
[20:05] <Jockeo> kebert: oh I missed that, sorry
[20:05] <Kuwanger> Duke_Fluke: Btw, no.  The system only has room for one HD.
[20:05] <kebert> scguy318: lawl thanks
[20:05] <Caedis_Hax> unicom: If you right click the top of the application bar and go to "Advanced" then special window settings, you can force the window to a set deskop each time
[20:05] <kebert> Jockeo: still I have them open
[20:05] <scguy318> kebert: "go to compiz config settings manager and click general options (top most option), in the next window click third tab called desktop size. there on the right side place values 4, 1 and 1 on the three boxes top to bottom"
[20:05] <Plight> can anyone help me I can't open any directories the whole graphical inteface just failed on me
[20:06] <lagann_> Arelis, what windows are you running?
[20:06] <can> #dotgnu
[20:06] <unagi> um ok if you have found what im looking for maybe tell me the string to search or possibly give me the url bkar?
[20:06] <scguy318> kebert: might be what you want, I know on GNOME I just upped mah workspace count and it worked
[20:06] <Arelis> lagann_: Windows XP
[20:06] <solexious> Hi all, with a fresh install ubuntu has the same root password as the user it prompted me to create, should I change root password to a different one?
[20:06] <kebert> Thanks scguy318 Jockeo!
[20:06] <Duke_Fluke> unagi:  mkisofs -o /tmp/cd.iso /tmp/directory <---what this does it creat an iso called cd.iso of the directory /tmp/directory and places it in /tmp
[20:06] <scguy318> solexious: root doesn't have a password, it's disabled by default
[20:06] <lagann_> right click on my computer and choose manage .. arelis
[20:06] <bkar> unagi  ubuntu how to make iso archive
[20:06] <Jockeo> kebert: No problem :)
[20:06] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: who says you need room? its only temporary
[20:07] <Caedis_Hax> unicom: If you right click the top of the application bar and go to "Advanced" then special window settings, you can force the window to a set desktop each time
[20:07] <unagi> wow thats incredibly simple
[20:07] <Kuwanger> Duke_Fluke: Um..by room, I mean, there's no IDE connection and no power connection. :)
[20:07] <Arelis> lagann_: I'm in the Ubuntu livecd now... can i do it from the livecd?
[20:07] <unagi> it didnt say anything about command output and input
[20:07] <scguy318> kebert: that's assuming your Desktop Cube/Rotate Cube thing is already enabled of course
[20:07] <bkar> solexious-> root does not have password for new install.. you use sudo to have access to root priviledge
[20:07] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: replace the ide cable and install a power splitter
[20:07] <lagann_> click on install ubuntu ...
[20:07] <unagi> all this work around crap for a vm
[20:07] <Plight> I cannot open any directories using the graphical interface, this is a pretty big problem .....................................................
[20:07] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: or hookup the hard drive to an external at power supply
[20:08] <edeca> I have an LSI RAID card with a tape changer on one port and an external raid5 storage box on another port.  All fine in feisty but gutsy doesn't recognise the raid5 box.. the tape changer appears as usual though.  Any ideas?
[20:08] <DRebellion> !repeat | Plight
[20:08] <ubotu> Plight: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[20:08] <solexious> sorry, rephrese, to get root the password it asks for is the same as the user, is this right, or should i change it?
[20:08] <DRebellion> !sudo | solexious
[20:08] <ubotu> solexious: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[20:08] <viktor> How do you change the outbound volume on your mic in ubuntu (via terminal) thanks a million!
[20:08] <Arelis> lagann_: I tried the computer option in Places, then right-clicked the drive, and it says 16.3GB is used :)
[20:08] <edeca> viktor: amixer maybe
[20:08] <Kuwanger> Duke_Fluke: Hmm..that's crazy enough to work.
[20:08] <lagann_> okay arelis
[20:08] <viktor> edeca: thanks alot :D
[20:09] <lagann_> guess i'm going back to watching my anime now
[20:09] <lagann_> l8rz
[20:09] <edeca> viktor: Does it work?  My memory is rusty
[20:09] <unagi> yay for virtual machines!
[20:10] <humbolto> is anybody using ubuntu as a production server?
[20:10] <Duke_Fluke> Kuwanger: I have 5v power supplies with molex connectors for external drives that would work too
[20:10] <Kuropon> how do I view what is mounted?
[20:10] <unagi> humbolto: production server?
[20:10] <unagi> humbolto: what kind of production
[20:10] <white_eagle> so after I changed the computer to use the drivers from ati.com, (before I used the drivers from the repos) I can't run ANY fullscreen app that wants 3D like: stellarium, celestia, google earth etc.
[20:10] <viktor> edeca: hmm, i dont really get all of it.
[20:10] <Kuwanger> Duke_Fluke: It'd probably be easier to just use a molex connector off the first system.
[20:10] <humbolto> unagi: production quality mysql server.
[20:11] <white_eagle> when I run that kind of app. my computer logs off
[20:11] <LjL> white_eagle: err, and who told you to use the drivers from ati.com? we support what is in the repos.
[20:11] <white_eagle> :(((((
[20:11] <Kuropon> how do I view what is mounted?
[20:11] <Arelis> lagann_: are you still there?
[20:11] <humbolto> unagi: security is the concern.
[20:11] <Duke_Fluke> kuwanger: no ur thinking!!! :)
[20:11] <Duke_Fluke> kunwanger: now
[20:11] <viktor> edeca: Simple mixer control 'Input Source',0
[20:11] <viktor>   Capabilities: enum
[20:11] <viktor>   Items: 'Mic' 'Front Mic' 'Line'
[20:11] <viktor>   Item0: 'Mic'
[20:11] <viktor> Simple mixer control 'Input Source',1
[20:11] <viktor>   Capabilities: enum
[20:11] <FloodBot1> viktor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:11] <bentob0x> ok, I just installed alsa 1.0.15 a few days ago and now I'm getting this error when I'm using alsamixer: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device
[20:11] <white_eagle> LjL: you didn't left me to type what's left, I want to rollback to the repos' drivers
[20:12] <LjL> white_eagle: well, that might not necessarily be easy to achieve.
[20:12] <white_eagle> how can I do that
[20:12] <Kuropon> how do I view what is mounted?
[20:12] <humbolto> how good is the default setup and how quickly are security updates available. I heard in the latter matter Ubuntu is the best of choices, but I don't know about the former one.
[20:12] <white_eagle> LjL: can you generally give me an advice?
[20:12] <viktor> Kuropon: mount
[20:12] <Arelis> DRebellion: Alright, my question isn't being read anymore. Now what? Ask again?
[20:13] <Kuropon> viktor, ... mount does squat
[20:13] <LjL> white_eagle: well, uninstall the ati.com one (i hope they come with instructions!), and then install xorg-driver-fglrx
[20:13] <edeca> Kuropon: mount should show you what is mounted
[20:13] <Hypergraphe> is there a chan dedicaced to assembler code ?
[20:13] <viktor> Kuropon: you want to see some isos you have mounted right ?
[20:13] <edeca> Kuropon: Or cat /proc/mtab
[20:14] <bkar> Kuropon-> you are not clear, what you want?
[20:14] <Kuropon> viktor, I want to see everything that is mounted..  drive HD's floppy w/e
[20:14] <Kuwanger> later
[20:14] <thrice> hi there. ran into a little problem. when I try to delete files from partition #2 (ntfs) it disappears from the folders, but the drive-size stays on 16,7gig and the files don't show in the trash bin. got any hints?
[20:15] <Arelis> lagann_: nevermind. I forgot what i asked. I thought i be guided further. I have the info i need now :) Thanks.
[20:15] <viktor> Kuropon: that should only be to type mount and hit enter in a terminal
[20:15] <edeca> Kuropon: Then the mount command should help.  If not, try 'cat /proc/mounts'.
[20:15] <white_eagle> I hate ati, I should have bought a laptop with a nvdida chipset
[20:15] <Kuropon> viktor, does nothing but pop a long list of ruble
[20:15] <bkar> Kuropon-> i think you need to learn how to read the output of mount
[20:16] <Kuropon> viktor, I was given a cmd once I think it had like dh in it.. very short cmd but 2 words
[20:16] <edeca> Kuropon: df -h ?
[20:16] <Kuropon> edeca, ty =)
[20:16] <edeca> Kuropon: That shows disk usage, not mounts, but it might help
[20:16] <Plight> when i try to open a directory i get this error "The folder contents could not be displayed" and when I try to open any file the file type changes to 'unknown' I can't do anything without cli, or opening proper program then opening the file
[20:16] <Kuropon> edeca, ohh >>
[20:16] <vbabiy_> Hey cany one help fix my dell touch pad mouse it is very very slow
[20:16] <thrice> hi there. ran into a little problem. when I try to delete files from partition #2 (ntfs) it disappears from the folders, but the free partition-size stays on 16,7gig and the files don't show in the trash bin. got any hints?
[20:17] <Kuropon> edeca, specificaly I need to see if my dvd is mounted or not
[20:17] <Dextorion> hey hey. What do you guys use to play mp3 files with?
[20:17] <thrice> dextorion: xmms
[20:17] <Odd-rationale> Dextorion: The default is totem, i beleive.
[20:17] <bkar> Kuropon-> once more  cat /proc/mounts
[20:17] <donkdonk> ok, yum has a whatprovides option. does apt-get have something like that?
[20:17] <viktor> Kuropon: ls -l /mnt/name_of_the_folder_you_mounted_your_cdrom_in
[20:17] <Kuropon> Dextorion, I can't say anything beats winamp from Winblows
[20:17] <syntaxineer> i'm going to install ubuntu server on my dell poweredge and i only have a dvd burner, so i downloaded the iso
[20:17] <DRebellion> !mp3 | Dextorion
[20:17] <ubotu> Dextorion: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[20:17] <Dextorion> thrice, Odd-rationale thank you guys!
[20:17] <edeca> Dextorion: Amarok if you use KDE.
[20:17] <syntaxineer> if i burn the iso directly to disc will it boot up and install?
[20:17] <rinaldi_> Dextorion: totem is default, but i like songbird. itunes like
[20:18] <donkdonk> syntaxineer: with any good cd burner yes it will
[20:18] <Dextorion> rinaldi_, is songbird stable nowdays? :)
[20:18] <DRebellion> !mplayer | Dextorion mplayer all the way!
[20:18] <ubotu> Dextorion mplayer all the way!: mplayer is a media player. It resides in the mutiverse repository and can easily be installed via applications -> add/remove. For codecs try !codecs
[20:18] <ader10> When I ctrl-alt-F1, I don't get a login prompt or anything else on the screen except for a blinking _
[20:18] <ader10> how to fix?
[20:18] <Odd-rationale> Dextorion: You can get it on getdeb,net
[20:18] <viktor> edeca: the amixer tells me alot of stuff, and 2 lines that has something to do with the mic. but im not sure how im supposed to manipulate those values. or what values i should alter for that matter :)
[20:18] <syntaxineer> donkdonk: so theres nothing special, just make a data dvd and it will boot correctly cool! thanks
[20:19] <Duke_Fluke> ader10: try  ctl-alt-F2
[20:19] <edeca> Anybody know why support for an external RAID box on a SCSI card seems to have disappeared in gutsy but worked in feisty?  The SCSI card works and other devices on it too.. just the RAID box
[20:19] <rinaldi_> dextorion: well its still in development but iv had no problems with the 0.4 problem. good with ipod synching too
[20:19] <ader10> Duke_Fluke: same for all virtual terminals
[20:19]  * Kuropon trashes linux and goes back to winblows
[20:19] <ConstyXIV> how do you get ubuntu to recognize a BT dongle without rebooting?
[20:19] <edeca> viktor: Try alsamixer or alsactl instead, I forget what it was
[20:19] <Dextorion> Alrighty, thanks guys.  I'll have a look at that songbird again. And i've used mplayer before. Just only for video though. But it did a great job at that so.. might go with that one. Thanks!
[20:19] <edeca> ConstyXIV: What interface?  USB?
[20:19] <ConstyXIV> usb
[20:20] <Dextorion> rinaldi_, ouuwwww..  I've got an ipod ;)
[20:20] <filthpig> Hiya, I have an odd problem: my wlan routermodem has been without power for the last three weeks, and now when I power it up neither my laptop (running PCLOS) nor my desktop (running ubuntu 7.10) can connect to it wirelessly! I can connect to it from windows using my desktop PC. It has been working perfectly before.
[20:20] <syntaxineer> does anyone know if ubuntu will be able to detect the ethernet port and already have drivers for it as well as the cd rom? it's a dell poweredge rack server
[20:20] <ConstyXIV> edeca: usb
[20:20] <syntaxineer> ubuntu server
[20:20] <Dextorion> rinaldi_, That.. might just be the deciding factor right there then.
[20:20] <DRebellion> filthpig: call up support for your router
[20:20] <edeca> syntaxineer: All my poweredge NICs work great
[20:20] <syntaxineer> sweet
[20:21] <edeca> syntaxineer: We've got a couple from 10/100 in low end to dual gig in 6xxx machines
[20:21] <edeca> ConstyXIV: When you insert it, does dmesg show anything?
[20:21] <rinaldi_> dextorion: on installation i had to make sure i had some ugly plugins installed for any music playback, can't quite remember 'cos im in windoze at the moment
[20:21] <Arnaud04> #list channels
[20:21] <filthpig> DRebellion: those guys charge a whole lotta money for their "all operating systems support" (har har har, joke of the day)
[20:21] <ader10> When I press Ctrl-Alt-F# I don't get a login prompt or anything else besides a blinking _ - how do I fix it?
[20:21] <Arnaud04> Sorry to ask the question, but I'm not able to see the channel list
[20:22] <Dextorion> rinaldi_, Alrighty. Lets see what it tells me. Im on a fresh install here.
[20:22] <Duke_Fluke> ader10: can you try: sudo chvt 1
[20:22] <edeca> Arnaud04: Try /list
[20:22] <Arnaud04> edeca: thanks
[20:22] <edeca> Arnaud04: Might want to restrict the output to what you're interested in..
[20:22] <edeca> Arnaud04: /list *foo* I think works
[20:23] <XLV> anyone here uses some intel pro/1000 eth controller? i seem to have some problems enabling 1GBit speeds
[20:23] <ader10> Duke_Fluke: Woah, never knew how to do that :) but I still get the blinking _
[20:23] <edeca> XLV: What problems?
[20:23] <rubax> One question. How can I get a H.323 account? Thanks
[20:23] <ConstyXIV> edeca: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/52046/
[20:23] <edeca> XLV: What does mii-tool show?
[20:23] <PriceChild> rubax, what's that?
[20:23] <XLV> edeca, it works ok in 100Mbit.. when i rmmod e1000 module and modprobe it with e1000 Speed=1000, link doesnt come up
[20:23] <Arnaud04> edeca: it does not work
[20:23] <edeca> ConstyXIV: That shows you plugged in a mouse and keyboard?
[20:24] <rubax> PriceChild: a protocol used in ekiga
[20:24] <XLV> edeca, wait a bit about output of mii-tool
[20:24] <edeca> XLV: Weird.. my intel nics sync automatically
[20:24] <ttpears> I'm having some problems getting cvsd to work, I got it all setup, but when I try to login it tells me that it can't find libz.so.1 which I have checked and made sure was pointing to right places in both /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib ... any ideas or similar problems ?
[20:24] <edeca> XLV: I don't have to modprobe with a speed, they just sync up with the switch
[20:24] <viktor> edeca: yeah i found um. the alsamixer, and it looked like i could alter my mic volume, and i did. but it doesnt seem to amplify my outbound at all (testing with skype) any other ideas? =)
[20:24] <gharz> guys, i'm having a hard time setting up my vpn connection. when i was using a dhcp enabled network i can connect... but when i enabled my shared wep i can't connect using my existing vpn setting. any idea?
[20:24] <edeca> viktor: Hrm, none, sorry!
[20:24] <Arnaud04> edeca: actually I'd like to talk about MPEG so I was expecting a video channel, but maybe we can discuss here if there's someone competent.
[20:25] <XLV> edeca, its a laptop... gbit works with same cable on vista, xp
[20:25] <ConstyXIV> oh, edeca: lsusb says "Bus 002 Device 006: ID 0a12:1000 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HID proxy mode)"
[20:25] <edeca> Arnaud04: Meh, you might as well ask, I can't help though
[20:25] <tomasso> does beryl still exist ?
[20:25] <tomasso> for ubuntu?
[20:25] <Pici> !beryl | tomasso nope
[20:25] <edeca> tomasso: beryl merged with compiz
[20:25]  * Pici pokes ubotu 
[20:26] <Arnaud04> Well, my problem is that I'm not able to read MPEG with Kino, nor Cinerella
[20:26] <edeca> ConstyXIV: So it's a bluetooth dongle?
[20:26] <tomasso> ooh...
[20:26] <tomasso> thanx
[20:26] <ConstyXIV> edeca: yeah, definitely
[20:26] <ubotu> tomasso nope: Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[20:26] <ConstyXIV> the package said so
[20:26] <ader10> When I press Ctrl-Alt-F# I don't get a login prompt or anything else besides a blinking _ - how do I fix it?
[20:26] <syntaxineer> one more question regarding my ubuntu data dvd disc. it's an iso i'm burning to the dvd, if i add a folder with drivers and such, will that in anyway make it non-bootable and not be able to install ubuntu, or will it be ok?
[20:26] <ConstyXIV> it worked on our mac
[20:26] <desertc> I love Ubuntu.
[20:26] <yuckfou> gfd
[20:26] <tomasso> ok sirr
[20:26] <DRebellion> syntaxineer: you have to burn the disk image. that's it
[20:26] <tvon> ok ultra stupid question here.  I know a group has to exist for every user.. but does every group have to have a user?
[20:26] <syntaxineer> ah
[20:26] <edeca> ConstyXIV: Well it has recognised it, but if that's your only output line then it possibly doesn't have any userspace tools installed
[20:27] <edeca> tvon: Nope
[20:27] <tvon> because i want to delete a user with a group of the same name
[20:27] <edeca> tvon: And you don't *need* a group per user.. all users could be in the "users" group if you liked
[20:27] <tvon> but i still need the group
[20:27] <edeca> tvon: That's fine.
[20:27] <syntaxineer> sucks, what a waste of an entire dvd. 499mb on a 4gb capacity dvd
[20:27] <gharz> tomasso: i used to have this compiz-fusion... but after sometime i uninstalled it. some of my apps weren't working properly because of compiz-fusion.
[20:27] <syntaxineer> too bad i don't have any cd-rs
[20:27] <pharaon> hello
[20:27] <edeca> tvon: userdel should help you
[20:27] <ConstyXIV> edeca: that's the problem.  if i plug it in at boot, it's recognized, but not after
[20:27] <tvon> edeca: all my web files are owned by www-data.. but i see no need for the account
[20:28] <edeca> ConstyXIV: Hrm, weird.  Maybe hotplug or similar isn't helping
[20:28] <edeca> tvon: What user does apache run as?
[20:28] <tvon> edeca: www-data
[20:28] <ader10> When I press Ctrl-Alt-F# I don't get a login prompt or anything else besides a blinking _ - how do I fix it?
[20:29] <judgen> where can i get high resolution skydome pictures?
[20:29] <fatih> is there someone who can help about cairo dock?
[20:29] <edeca> tvon: So don't delete the user :)
[20:29] <edeca> tvon: Or apache wont have anybody to run as
[20:29] <DRebellion> !ask | fatih
[20:29] <ubotu> fatih: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[20:29] <ttpears> Anyone have any problems with libz.so.1 recently ?
[20:29] <tvon> edeca: got ya
[20:29] <gharz> !cairo-dock
[20:29] <ubotu> gnome-dock is a MacOS X -like dock for the gnome desktop, see www.gnome-dock.org
[20:30] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files
[20:30] <unagi> anyone here use avidmux and know how to make the video fullscreen?
[20:31] <gharz> www.gnome-dock.org is not working
[20:31] <Duke_Fluke> ader10: I found this ; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=414032
[20:31] <Kruemel> hallo
[20:31] <ultraz> my ubuntu gutsy switched back to none in appearance preference, now when i try to change to custom or any other i get this error Desktop effects could not be enabled
[20:31] <ultraz> it used to work fine under custom, i dont know what happend
[20:32] <Duke_Fluke> Kruemel: hi
[20:32] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:32] <white_eagle> I want to install software, but when I try to run the .deb file and install the package a window appears and says that I can have only one software managment tool running at a time, and I am completely sure that I don't have nothing running in background because I logged off, and logged back in
[20:33] <white_eagle> can that be fixed?
[20:33] <unagi> try restarting white logging off doesnt always kill all processes
[20:33] <Kruemel> hi
[20:33] <unagi> white_eagle:
[20:33] <Kruemel> im new and dont chech enything
[20:34] <Martok> Hi Kruemel.
[20:34] <white_eagle> can I somehow restore factory setting from scratch, so I don't have to reinstall ubuntu again?
[20:34] <Kruemel> sers :)
[20:35] <white_eagle> my CD-ROM doesn't work, and I forgot to repair it, and the drivers are nerving me
[20:35] <ader10> Duke_Fluke: I can't get anything out of that link, do you have any other ideas?
[20:35] <unagi> white_eagle: i dont think you would have to resort to that
[20:35] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:35] <ader10> Duke_Fluke: It might be worth mentioning that I don't have a /etc/inittab for some strange reason
[20:35] <white_eagle> unagi: I want to do that, is it possible?
[20:35] <ni1s> white_eagle: you can "nuke" your settings by typing(in console), $ rm -Rf .* , thus removing everying in /home/<you>/.*
[20:36] <Duke_Fluke> ader10: thats ur problem i bet let me check my ubuntu inittab hold on
[20:36] <white_eagle> nils: will ubuntu run afterwards?
[20:36] <cmorgan> is there a way to have a machine set its hostname from the hostname given from dhcp?
[20:36] <daniel82> is there some one that speak dutch?
[20:36] <unagi> white_eagle: not unless you set it up to do that when you first installed
[20:36] <tawmmy> would anyone please suggest a good cd/mp3 player for ubuntu?
[20:36] <danilo> sapete indicarmi il firewall di ubuntu
[20:36] <ni1s> white_eagle: yes, just remember to logout and login afterwards
[20:36] <l3dx> I'm trying to set up raid1 on my feisty server, any good guides?
[20:37] <remke> tawmmy, exaile of BMPx
[20:37] <l3dx> tawmmy, amarok, exaile or rythmbox
[20:37] <white_eagle> nils__, won't that erase my login name?
[20:37] <tawmmy> remke: l3dx thank you
[20:37] <l3dx> I prefer exaile/amarok
[20:37] <l3dx> tawmmy, np :)
[20:37] <gaurav_> how do i get the uid of a mount point? i want to manually add it to fstab so it automounts
[20:37] <ni1s> white_eagle: no, that's stored in /etc
[20:37] <daniel82> is there anybody that speaks DUTCH?
[20:37] <Duke_Fluke> ader10: hmmm I don't have one either...but i can switch normally
[20:37] <LjL> !nl | daniel82
[20:37] <ubotu> daniel82: Nederlandstalige ondersteuning voor Ubuntu (en vers gezette koffie) is te vinden in #ubuntu-nl
[20:38] <Brownster> white_eagle,  best be careful using that command
[20:38] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:38] <ni1s> gaurav_: you can probaly use ordinary device names
[20:38] <Duke_Fluke> !pastebin
[20:38] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[20:38] <nils__> whitewater:  no
[20:38] <ader10> Duke_Fluke: /etc/inittab has been moved to /etc/event.d/* for some reason
[20:38] <l3dx> any good suggestions for where to read about raid1 for ubuntu?
[20:38] <gaurav_> i'll give it a go, ni1s, ty
[20:38] <Assid> hrmm
[20:38] <nils__> whitewater: /nick A_Nils
[20:38] <YouKnowMe> How do I remove a program, but have it also remove every other program it installed with itself? Like, If I ditch slimserver, I want mysql+the-other-crap it brought with it gone too.. Help?
[20:38] <A_Nils> arg
[20:39] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:39] <Duke_Fluke> ader10: try this for your inittab: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52049/
[20:39] <daniel82> does someone nows what programme works fine with my ipod on ubuntu!?
[20:39] <fatih> is there someone who can help about cairo dock??
[20:39] <white_eagle> why ubuntu says my usb stick has 5 MB free when I have ~250 MB free?
[20:39] <white_eagle> !!!
[20:39] <ni1s> YouKnowMe: $ sudo apt-get remove slimserver && sudo apt-get autoremove
[20:39] <ader10> Duke_Fluke: /etc/inittab has been moved to /etc/event.d/* for some reason
[20:40] <remke> gaurav_,  vol_id -u /dev/sda1 -> gives UUID, or ‘blkid' see ... also http://www.google.nl/search?q=ubuntu+UUID+fstab&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[20:40] <white_eagle> I erased everything and THE SAME HAPPENS
[20:40] <bren> daniel82: rythymbox works for me
[20:40] <Brownster> white_eagle,  whats the problem?
[20:40] <ni1s> white_eagle: what happend?
[20:40] <ultraz> my ubuntu gutsy switched back to none in appearance preference, now when i try to change to custom or any other i get this error Desktop effects could not be enabled
[20:40] <Scunizi> daniel82: amorak and gtkpod
[20:40] <ni1s> daniel82: gtkpod?
[20:40] <gaurav_> thank you remke
[20:40] <Duke_Fluke> ader10: i see what you mean there is no inittab file just a bunch of ttyX's in /etc/event.d
[20:41] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:41] <sybariten> hey is there a swedish ubuntu channel?
[20:41] <Scunizi> daniel82: unless it's one of the new ipods like the touch..  you have to search for a hack to get that to work
[20:41] <ader10> Duke_Fluke: maybe somebody else knows :P
[20:41] <ader10> When I press Ctrl-Alt-F# I don't get a login prompt or anything else besides a blinking _ - how do I fix it?
[20:41] <whuffor> daniel82: Exaile is a music player that supports ipod
[20:41] <white_eagle_> huh? I have one folder in my 512MB stick and its 160 MB but at the status bar I'm shown ONLY 5 MB FREE!
[20:41] <remke> gaurav_,  vol_id -u /dev/sda1 -> gives UUID, or ‘blkid' see ... also http://www.google.nl/search?q=ubuntu+UUID+fstab&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[20:41] <Dr_Willis> ader10:  try disabling the frambuffer when you boot. if that brings it back. disable it  in the menu.lst file.
[20:41] <remke> UUID=fab05680-eb08-4420-959a-ff915cdfcb44 /media/flash vfat user,rw 0 0 -> example in /etc/fstab
[20:42] <white_eagle_> help me
[20:42] <white_eagle_> I want to backup
[20:42] <ader10> Dr_Willis: heh, how?
[20:42] <Dr_Willis> ader10:  append 'nofb' to the  kernel= lines in menu.lst
[20:43] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:43] <white_eagle_> now it says 76 MB fre
[20:43] <ni1s> white_eagle_: check for hidden files
[20:43] <ader10> Dr_Willis: ok, I'll try it
[20:43] <remke> white_eagle_, dd if=/dev/<usb-device> of=~/backup.dd
[20:43] <simonvc> hey whats the developer tools meta-package called?
[20:43] <white_eagle_> I have over 200MB of space
[20:43] <ni1s> simonvc: build-essentail ?
[20:43] <white_eagle_> how to see the hidden files?
[20:43] <sybariten> i have a USB version of the live ubuntu running here
[20:43] <YouKnowMe> ni1s: K I'll try that!
[20:43] <sybariten> does it come with a default root PW_
[20:43] <sybariten> ?
[20:43] <Duke_Fluke> white_eagle_,  ls -a
[20:43] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:43] <LjL> !root > sybariten    (sybariten, see the private message from Ubotu)
[20:44] <simonvc> thanks, was thinking it was developer-essentail
[20:44] <omri> hello can someone please help adding a default route for internet, using gutsy?
[20:44] <YouKnowMe> ni1s: will that remove all the configuration files as well?
[20:44] <white_eagle_> there aren't any hidden files!
[20:45] <ni1s> YouKnowMe: I don't know, sorry
[20:45] <Jay-Oh-En> does 64bit version have any problems
[20:45] <white_eagle_> help me please
[20:46] <YouKnowMe> ni1s: Hmm.. I checked and it didn't, I'll just remove most of the manually, hopefully i8t wont cause probs when I reinstall it all :) :)
[20:46] <sybariten> whoever sent me the ubotu info:  sudo: /etc/sudoers is mode 00, should be 0440
[20:46] <goldenratio> hey where is the ndiswrapper files where are they stored
[20:46] <LjL> !please | white_eagle_
[20:46] <ubotu> white_eagle_: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience
[20:46] <Starnestommy> goldenratio: somewhere in /etc/ndiswrapper/
[20:47] <Duke_Fluke> !repeat
[20:47] <ubotu> Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[20:47] <goldenratio> ok thanx
[20:47] <djurban> i am looking for an ubuntu vserver tarball I can untar on my server and have ubuntu in the vserver?
[20:47] <andril> anyone good with ebmin?
[20:47] <djurban> or maybe some instructions on how to install ubuntu on vserver?
[20:47] <andril> *webmin
[20:47] <white_eagle_>  I freed it up completely  and It says I have 236.9 mb free space !!! and It actually has 460 MB
[20:47] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:47] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:47] <Duke_Fluke> djurban: i think you want vmware?
[20:47] <kaydara> hi all
[20:47] <bren> !bdf
[20:47] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bdf - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:47] <thoreauputic> !repeat > fatih
[20:47] <djurban> Duke_Fluke: nah, a vserver
[20:47] <fatih> How can i activate in leopard stack style in cairo-dock? i mean group some files to dock and see content of folder with osx-ish style? i saw this can be done from screenshots and videos
[20:48] <thoreauputic> fatih: stop repeating
[20:48] <Duke_Fluke> djurban, what is a vserver?
[20:48] <white_eagle_> am I stupid, whats wrong with my usb stick?
[20:48] <bruenig> fatih, that is not an ubuntu issue
[20:48] <djurban> Duke_Fluke: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vserver
[20:48] <Duke_Fluke> white_eagle_, no  you are not stupid
[20:48] <kaydara> i am trying to install ubunutu on a machine, and he is telling me that the instalatiion cdrom cannot be mounted... and im booting from that cd.... how can i solve this one ?
[20:48] <Jay-Oh-En> does 64bit version have any problems
[20:48] <goldenratio> after i do a ndiswrapper -l its telling me at unknown line at 2839, i need to find that file that contains the error anyone know whick one it is
[20:48] <Duke_Fluke> djurban, thx
[20:48] <fatih> i asked first if someone can help me
[20:48]  * bruenig disagrees with Duke_Fluke 
[20:49] <fatih> and 2 guys said yes and after i asked my question
[20:49] <white_eagle_> can I format it in gutsy?
[20:49] <trist> hi. I must upgrade (ok, wipe and re-install) a familly PC from Hoary (yep, you heard that right) to Feisty. I intend to wipe / but keep /home. I wish to use the same passwords on the new install. Which files do I need to keep from the old system?
[20:49] <Jay-Oh-En> does 64bit version have any problems
[20:49] <omri> !repeat
[20:49] <ubotu> Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[20:49] <white_eagle_> it says I have used space, and I don't have any hidden folders or files
[20:50] <omri> !patience
[20:50] <ubotu> The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[20:50] <rajasun> YouKnowMe: sudo apt-get --purge remove slimserver && sudo apt-get autoremove will remove the config files as along with all the packages no longer needed with the uninstallation of slimserver
[20:50] <LjL> !msgthebot > omri    (omri, see the private message from Ubotu)
[20:50] <Duke_Fluke> white_eagle_, What says you have used space? You mean on the usb stick?
[20:50] <Jay-Oh-En> omri: thewn answer my question its not that hard to say yes orno
[20:50] <white_eagle_> yes
[20:50] <white_eagle_> can I format it?
[20:51] <Duke_Fluke> white_eagle_, yes
[20:51] <white_eagle_> how
[20:51] <fatih> Also i have an issue with linuxdc++. When i am downloading something, it looks like disk is overloading and computer is getting so slow. Is there any recommended settings for dc++?
[20:51] <MagicFab> how can I backup my panel customizations (Gnome) ?
[20:51] <DarWin_desktop> white_eagle please google some of these questions
[20:51] <Jay-Oh-En> !shutup > omri (shut up)
[20:51] <brobostigon> good evening
[20:51] <rikkimaru> how do I change my terminal type from csh to bash?
[20:51] <brobostigon> fatih: i heard this problem last night?? no solved yet??
[20:52] <erUSUL> rikkimaru: chsh
[20:52] <fatih> no
[20:52] <white_eagle_> Duke_Fluke, do you know or not?
[20:52] <fatih> i did everything what i can
[20:52] <Dr_Willis> rikkimaru:  you are running csh instead of bash?  to change the default shell use the chsh command
[20:52] <LjL> Jay-Oh-En: is that a new form of bot abuse?
[20:52] <erUSUL> rikkimaru: and it is your shell not your "terminal type" ;)
[20:52] <zeobo> I keep getting an x server error when trying to install gutsy... I had previously installed edgy with no problems any advice
[20:52] <khermans> MagicFab, cp -a ~/.gnome* ?
[20:52] <trist> what files under /etc/ do I need to keep in order to migrate passwords from Hoary to Feisty?
[20:52] <thoreauputic> rikkimaru: chsh
[20:52] <rikkimaru> erUSUL: it got the point across :P
[20:52] <khermans> tribaldata, /etc/passwd
[20:52] <pike_> rikkimaru: visudo /etc/passwd i think i typically just edit it with vi like sudo vi /etc/passwd
[20:52] <rikkimaru> erUSUL: and thanks for the command
[20:52] <Jay-Oh-En> LjL: ? idk
[20:52] <erUSUL> rikkimaru: no problem
[20:53] <Dr_Willis> trist:  i think /etc/passwrd and /etc/shadow
[20:53] <LjL> Jay-Oh-En: well, please don't abuse the bot.
[20:53] <ttpears> I'm having some problems getting cvsd to work, I got it all setup, but when I try to login it tells me that it can't find libz.so.1 which I have checked and made sure was pointing to right places in both /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib ... any ideas or similar problems ?
[20:53] <Dr_Willis> trist:  also /etc/groups proberly is a good idea to backup also.
[20:53] <Assid> hrmm  so anyone here using hardy ?
[20:53] <jason_123> i cant get voice to work in GYachE
[20:53] <rikkimaru> does /bin/sh open whatever the default shell is (as set by chsh)?
[20:53] <thoreauputic> Assid: --->>> #ubuntu+1
[20:53] <ikonia> Assid: #ubuntu+1
[20:53] <brobostigon> !herdy
[20:53] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about herdy - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:53] <khermans> ttpears, ldconfig ?
[20:53] <brobostigon> !hardy
[20:53] <ubotu> hardy is Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[20:54] <trist> Dr_Willis, I thought so, but I need to know for sure. Thjere's 10 accounts on this box.
[20:54] <kaydara> i am trying to install ubunutu on a machine, and he is telling me that the instalatiion cdrom cannot be mounted... and im booting from that cd.... how can i solve this one ? ?
[20:54] <Jay-Oh-En> LjL: ok :]
[20:54] <rikkimaru> is there a way to tell what shell you're currently in?
[20:54] <pike_> echo $SHELL
[20:54] <Duke_Fluke> white_eagle_, do i know what or not?
[20:54] <Dr_Willis> trist:  i tend to backup all of /etc/ just in case. :)
[20:54] <thoreauputic> rikkimaru: echo $SHELL
[20:54] <stasbull> how do you think I can solve "Configuring Static ip address in Ubuntu server"?
[20:54] <lod_> check CD for defect's or md5sum the iso file
[20:54] <white_eagle_> Duke_Fluke, do you know how to format?
[20:55] <Duke_Fluke> white_eagle_, yes i do
[20:55] <ikonia> white_eagle_: format what ?
[20:55] <fatih> brobostigon : can you recommend me something or not ?
[20:55] <khermans> rikkimaru, readlink /proc/$$/exe
[20:55] <white_eagle_> a memory stick
[20:55] <trist> Dr_Willis, yeah, I tarred the whole dir. But once Feisty is installed I don't want to guess which files need to be overwritten with old version :)
[20:55] <ikonia> white_eagle_: treat it like a hard disk
[20:55] <Dr_Willis> white_eagle_:  sudo mkfs.WHATEVER /dev/WHATEVER
[20:55] <brobostigon> fatih: whats the problem, i cant remember??
[20:55] <fatih> Also i have an issue with linuxdc++. When i am downloading something, it looks like disk is overloading and computer is getting so slow. Is there any recommended settings for dc++?
[20:55] <honk_> Is there a way to enable remote desktop inside the terminal? I'm away using ssh right now and I'd like to quickly enable desktop control.
[20:56] <khermans> thoreauputic, that is not correct way to tell your shell
[20:56] <DRebellion> honk_: ssh -X user@host
[20:56] <khermans> honk_, -Y
[20:56] <Dr_Willis> honk_:  you can install/run vnc4server (or other vnc service/server) but that wont get you the CURRENTLY running/seen local desktop.. but a brand new one.
[20:56] <XLV_laptopi> where should a compiled module that doesnt have install option be place? /lib/modules/kernel/volative doesnt work, module is removed after each reboot
[20:56] <fatih> brobostigon: i have an issue with linuxdc++. When i am downloading something, it looks like disk is overloading and computer is getting so slow. Is there any recommended settings for dc++?
[20:56] <brobostigon> fatih: thats sounds like its constantly reading of the disk, and uing loads of cpu power.
[20:56] <ikonia> XLV_laptopi: volatile is memory
[20:57] <thoreauputic> khermans: oh really ? seems to work
[20:57] <ikonia> fatih: dc++ is not package on ubuntu
[20:57] <Dr_Willis> honk_:  ssh -X or -Y willlet you run X aps and have them show up locally . If X forearding is enabled in the sshd service config files
[20:57] <ikonia> fatih: I told you the ubuntu version the other day
[20:57] <Xintruder> How can I make a laptop boot super fast in ubuntu?
[20:57] <khermans> thoreauputic, type 'sh', do the same thing
[20:57] <khermans> thoreauputic, you see it fails
[20:57] <ikonia> Xintruder: only use needed services, blacklist any un-needed kernel modules
[20:57] <fatih> brobostigon:i mean linuxdcpp
[20:57] <thoreauputic> khermans: ?
[20:57] <khermans> thoreauputic, readlink /proc/$$/exe works
[20:57] <fatih> brobostigon:same problem i have
[20:57]  * MxReb0 licks his lips
[20:57] <MxReb0> NOM OM...
[20:57] <white_eagle_> why cant I format it in gparted?
[20:57] <Jay-Oh-En> ok then since "does 64bit version have any problems" is to hard of a question to answer will "does 64bit have alot of problems?" do it for you?
[20:57] <khermans> thoreauputic, type '/bin/dash' and then 'echo $SHELL'
[20:58] <ikonia> white_eagle_: you should be able to if it is visable as a deice file
[20:58] <XLV_laptopi> ikonia, is there some standard dir i should place it? or anywhere inside /lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/ is ok?
[20:58] <khermans> thoreauputic, your solution would then be incorrect
[20:58] <Duke_Fluke> white_eagle_, why don't you ask the gparted software developers?
[20:58] <pike_> thoreauputic: eew dont use dash ;p
[20:58] <CHAUX> faith: try valknut, it works fine for me
[20:58] <unagi> who was it that helped me yesterday with im wheel or can someone help me tweek the imwheelrc file?
[20:58] <ikonia> Jay-Oh-En: "no it doesn't" thats as vauge as your question
[20:58] <trist> so anyone know for sure if /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow and /etc/group is all that's needed to keep passwords and accounts intact from Hoary -> Feisty?
[20:58] <brobostigon> fatih: it seems to be using loads resources, disk and cpu,can you reduce the resources it uses somehow??
[20:58] <bruenig> Jay-Oh-En, you mean 64 bit as a concept
[20:58] <khermans> pike_, /bin/sh is symed to /bin/dash dude
[20:58] <ikonia> XLV_laptopi: what driver is it
[20:58] <white_eagle_> ikonia: I found it, but the format option can't be clicked
[20:58] <bruenig> Jay-Oh-En, as a concept, I think it functions well
[20:58] <pike_> khermans: sadly
[20:58] <Dr_Willis> I wound think that 'dash' would identify as 'sh'
[20:58] <ikonia> white_eagle_: thats odd
[20:58] <sybariten> when i try to sudo from a live ubuntu which i "installed" onto a USB stick, i get this:   sudo: /etc/sudoers is mode 00, should be 0440     anyone know where this problem originates from??
[20:58] <thoreauputic> khermans: OK - fair enough - works most of the time but I know sh is linked to dash anyway so...
[20:58] <XLV_laptopi> ikonia, webcamera dc1135 module
[20:58] <fatih> brobostigon:understood. going to try right now. thanks alot
[20:58] <imaginator> trist: if you're in doubt, just make a tarball of your entire /etc.  It shouldn't be that big.
[20:59] <ikonia> XLV_laptopi: does it not say in the install guide
[20:59] <DRebellion> sybariten: i thnk livecd is already logged in with root privaleges. correct me if i'm wrong
[20:59] <bruenig> sybariten, it originates from the fact that your sudoers file has privileges that are 0000 instead of 0440
[20:59] <khermans> thoreauputic, no it only 'works' if your $SHELL variable is actually your shell :-)
[20:59] <ikonia> sybariten: looks like the permissions are wrong, I'd gues it's a failing in the install to USB process
[20:59] <brobostigon> fatih: or you have a very lowend machine, not designed to run it??
[20:59] <imaginator> trist: you'll need to make sure that you preserve the permissions if you do need to extract a few files, especially of /etc/shadow
[20:59] <Xintruder> does ubuntu auto detect a touch screen monitor?
[20:59] <khermans> Xintruder, it might!
[21:00] <XLV_laptopi> ikonia, no, theres nothing
[21:00] <bruenig> Xintruder, it might not!
[21:00] <Xintruder> lol
[21:00] <sybariten> DRebellion: hmmm... no, i'm "ubuntu"
[21:00] <trist> imaginator, I am in doubt. and /etc is a tarball atm. But once the Feisty is up and running I don't want to guess which files to overwrite (I don't want to spend hours troubleshooting/reinstall) that's why i asked if anyone knows *for sure*
[21:00] <khermans> Xintruder, i see wacom tablets in the Xorg confs
[21:00] <thoreauputic> khermans: *sigh* OK - I already saw your point but thanks for the second correction
[21:00] <sybariten> bruenig: OK... sounds great, just great
[21:00] <khermans> thoreauputic, no harm!
[21:00] <ogre> do .bin files have to be burned to a disk?
[21:00] <Xintruder> I ask because i might install ubuntu in my car touch screen
[21:00] <imaginator> trist: I don't know for certain, sorry.
[21:00] <trist> imaginator, I thank you for showing interest to my question though :)
[21:00] <Jay-Oh-En> bruenig: well i mean like ubuntu and functionality like "does it crash" , "would i gain any preformance over 32 bit" and "do all the programs work fine like limewire open office and firefox"
[21:00] <bruenig> sybariten, oh you haven't heard the half of it, the greatest part about it is that because ubuntu thinks satan invented root, you can't actually fix it because you need sudo to fix it
[21:01] <docmur> Any one here had problems or sucessfully installed matlab
[21:01] <sybariten> ikonia: wonderful....  would you guess that i could correct this if booting from some other live distro and mounting the USB stick?
[21:01] <khermans> ogra, you might want to convert them to ISO with bchunk
[21:01] <pi4> My sound suddenly stopped working, someone would help me please?
[21:01] <sybariten> bruenig: hehe. yeah i figured we were in the good ooool' catch 22
[21:01] <bruenig> Jay-Oh-En, you might get some performance boosts
[21:01] <pike_> pi4: try pkill firefox
[21:01] <ikonia> sybariten: I think I may have miss-understood, I thought you where booting from usb
[21:02] <sybariten> ikonia: i am
[21:02] <trist> Dr_Willis, I will have a go with this anyway I guess. thanks.
[21:02] <brobostigon> pi4: maybe the proper modules for ir arent loaded??
[21:02] <ogre> khermans:  then I have to burn to disk?
[21:02] <khermans> ogra, you can then either mount -o loop the ISO or burn it
[21:02] <pike_> pi4: could be flash or something doing it also you can restart services by doing like sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart  <-- not sure if that will help ya
[21:02] <khermans> ogre, you dont need to burn it
[21:02] <kikr> Hi. I'm trying to add songs to my iPod shuffle via rythymbox, but I keep getting the error "Error Transferring the track. No space left on resource."
[21:02] <ikonia> sybariten: so why would booting from another livecd and mounting the usb stick change anything ?
[21:02] <kikr> Can someone help?
[21:02] <docmur> when I run, sh ./install on the matlab cd I get this error
[21:02] <blackranger> Hello everyone, i'm having problems with my marvell atheros card.  ndiswrapper tells me all the drivers are invalid i can't get it to work
[21:02] <docmur> http://pastebin.com/m5b234c83
[21:02] <VSpike> I saw a thing under feisty and still get in a clean install of gutsy where after boot i'd get GDM in what looks like VGA resolution.  If you login, you get a session in VGA too.  However, Ctrl-alt-bksp fixes the resolution.  Any idea what could cause this?
[21:02] <sybariten> ikonia: what i mean is, if theres something fcuked up with a sudo file or so, i could maybe boot up Damn Small Linux from CD, mount the Ubuntu USB stick, and correct the file.....
[21:02] <bruenig> pike_, that doesn't start alsa services, it stores alsa levels when stopped and restores them when stopped
[21:02] <bruenig> pike_, alsa is a kernel thing
[21:02] <ikonia> sybariten: I don't need to see that sort of language
[21:03] <khermans> ogra, sudo mkdir /mount/iso; sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /media/iso
[21:03] <sybariten> ikonia: s/fcuked/screwed, sorry
[21:03] <ikonia> sybariten: if you want help, don't use offensive language, it's totally uncalled ofr
[21:03] <bruenig> sybariten, you should be able to
[21:03] <pike_> bruenig: ah. well thats what i get for assuming :)
[21:03] <ikonia> sybariten: and you've just done it again - there is no need for it
[21:03] <imaginator> docmur: you amy need to use sudo
[21:03] <imaginator> docmur: amy/may
[21:03] <bruenig> sybariten, assuming the usb has a good filesystem, I hope this isn't ntfs or something crazy
[21:03] <docmur> what about logging into su
[21:03] <sybariten> bruenig: ok ... is there _one_ such thing as a sudo file?
[21:03] <jason_123> how do i uninstall GYchE
[21:03] <khermans> sybariten, /etc/sudoers ?
[21:03] <ikonia> sybariten: sudoers is one file
[21:03] <blackranger> Hello everyone, i'm having problems with my marvell atheros card.  ndiswrapper tells me all the drivers are invalid i can't get it to work
[21:03] <pike_> jason_123: depends on how you installed it
[21:03] <bruenig> sybariten, all you need to do is chmod 440 /etc/sudoers and you should be done
[21:04] <jason_123> GYachE
[21:04] <jason_123> from website
[21:04] <sybariten> bruenig: no, its actually linux system on both partitions on the usb stick, IIRC
[21:04] <khermans> blackranger, you sure you need ndiswrapper?
[21:04] <sybariten> bruenig: great! thanks
[21:04] <docmur> sudo producees that same error
[21:04] <sybariten> ikonia: ok thanks. are you a bot?
[21:04] <pike_> jason_123: was it a deb file? or a install.run file?
[21:04] <blackranger> no but i'm not sure what else to try!
[21:04] <jason_123> it auto installed
[21:04] <ikonia> sybariten: no, not at all
[21:04] <sybariten> ok
[21:04] <pi4> brobostigon: how do I see what modules are loaded? and in case they aren't how can I load them?
[21:04] <sybariten> you answered so instantaneously to the Language of the Satan
[21:04] <unagi> who was it that helped me yesterday with im wheel or can someone help me tweek the imwheelrc file?
[21:04] <khermans> pi4, lsmod
[21:04] <sybariten> ok i'll reboot, thanks all
[21:05] <khermans> pi4, sudo modprobe
[21:05] <brobostigon> pi4: lsmod to show what is loaded
[21:05] <l3dx> how do I delete a RAID device? /dev/md0
[21:05] <jason_123> how can i uninstall it
[21:05] <DarthSOup> okay legitimate question: I am trying to run a ./configure command to install BitchX and I get an error: "C compiler cannot create executables"
[21:05] <pi4> brobostigon: lsmod | grep 'alsa' returns nothing, does it mean that alsa is not loaded?
[21:06] <foo-nix> How to start sshd, or starts some daemon for ssh? how to open 22?
[21:06] <DarthSOup> what does that mean?
[21:06] <jason_123> i try the sudo apt-get remove gyache and not work
[21:06] <khermans> l3dx, i think you can use mdadm
[21:06] <white_eagle_> figured it out, thanks
[21:06] <imaginator> DarthSOup: it means you're probably missing the build-essentials package
[21:06] <brobostigon> pi4: just an i idea, i am n ot sure??
[21:06] <kikr> Hi. I'm trying to add songs to my iPod shuffle via rythymbox, but I keep getting the error "Error Transferring the track. No space left on resource."
[21:06] <Starnestommy> DarthSOup: have you done sudo apt-get install build-essential?
[21:06] <erUSUL> !sshd | foo-nix
[21:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sshd - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[21:06] <pug> I renamed my home folder -> Deleted my account and created a new one.  Then when i restored my orginal home folder sound completely stoped working.  What permissions are need to be set on what dirs to enable sound again :(
[21:06] <l3dx> khermans, any idea of how?
[21:06] <white_eagle_> I had to disable automounting :(( that was the problem
[21:06] <DarthSOup> Starnestommy no
[21:06] <erUSUL> !ssh | foo-nix
[21:06] <pike_> jason_123: what is the link to the website?
[21:06] <khermans> l3dx, man mdadm
[21:06] <l3dx> khermans, I used it to create it, but I did something wrong
[21:06] <Darkmystere> err can some 1 tell me how to make a swap partion with partition magic?
[21:06] <foo-nix> erUSUL: Thank You
[21:06] <DarthSOup> Starnestommy, I'm completely new to linux
[21:06] <thoreauputic> DarthSOup: also, bitchx is in the repos
[21:07] <l3dx> khermans, I'm reading now, but I can't figure it out
[21:07] <thoreauputic> !info bitchx
[21:07] <DarthSOup> repos?
[21:07] <ubotu> foo-nix: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[21:07] <DRebellion> !openssh | erUSUL
[21:07] <ubotu> bitchx: Advanced Internet Relay Chat client. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:1.1-4ubuntu4 (gutsy), package size 1515 kB, installed size 6524 kB
[21:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about openssh - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[21:07] <pi4> brobostigon: would you please tell me if it returns something to you?
[21:07] <jason_123> http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/
[21:07] <thoreauputic> DarthSOup: you need to enable universe in synaptic package manager
[21:07] <honk_> Thanks for your advice, DRebellion
[21:08] <Xintruder> how can I take screen shots of my working applications?
[21:08] <thoreauputic> !repos | DarthSOup
[21:08] <ubotu> DarthSOup: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[21:08] <Xintruder> my screen
[21:08] <brobostigon> pi4: it would return nothing to me, because i have a mac and no sound.
[21:08] <khermans> Xintruder, PRINT SCREEN
[21:08] <honk_> Another question: where is the configuration file for the Ubuntu-included remote desktop (e.g. bit depth, size etc.)?
[21:08] <khermans> Xintruder, on yer keyboard :-)
[21:08] <foo-nix> wtf, putty is for linux also.
[21:08] <ikonia> Xintruder: there is a "snap shot" option on your application menus
[21:08] <Jay-Oh-En> bruenig: does mostly everything work?
[21:08] <ikonia> foo-nix: don't use phrases like wtf
[21:08] <ikonia> foo-nix: it's uncalled for
[21:08] <Leo1989> Guys, I've opened a movie in VCL but there is no sound. What's the point?
[21:08] <pi4> what should lsmod | grep 'alsa' return?
[21:08] <bruenig> Jay-Oh-En, you can get it all to work if you want to spend the time doing so
[21:08] <l3dx> khermans, and as I continue to read, I actually manage to find it :o)
[21:09] <bkar> pi4 lines returned with 'alsa' on it
[21:09] <Jay-Oh-En> bruenig: so no they dont work?
[21:09] <pi4> bkar: thanks
[21:09] <olskolirc> does anyone know how I can get rid of all of these program tabs so that I can just see them in the pager and not in my taskbar?
[21:09] <thoreauputic> DarthSOup: if you are new to linux, I suggest a visit to http://help.ubuntu.com :)
[21:09] <imaginator> pi4: I'm not sure that lsmod lists alsa.  On my system it seems to be named snd_*
[21:09] <khermans> l3dx, cool
[21:09] <DarthSOup> thanks guys
[21:09] <bruenig> Jay-Oh-En, they work, you just have to actually understand something about how stuff works which I know is probably not likely as not having to understand anything is what draws people to ubuntu
[21:09] <DarthSOup> :D
[21:10] <bjames> can anyone recommend a decent graphical diff utility?
[21:10] <imaginator> pi4: also, I'm using alsa right now...
[21:10] <foo-nix> ikonia: sorry
[21:10] <mw-home> Hi -- I have a PCI to serial card installed.  How do I find the /dev/tty number that it uses?
[21:10] <erUSUL> bjames: meld; xxdiff
[21:10] <bjames> preferably not a KDE app
[21:10] <khermans> bjames, meld
[21:10] <bjames> erUSUL: cheers
[21:10] <erUSUL> !info meld | bjames
[21:10] <ubotu> bjames: meld: graphical tool to diff and merge files. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1.5.1-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 619 kB, installed size 2140 kB
[21:10] <erUSUL> !info xxdiff | bjames
[21:10] <Brandon__> How do I find out what user cups runs as?
[21:10] <ubotu> bjames: xxdiff: a graphical file and directories comparison and merge tool. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:3.2-2 (gutsy), package size 407 kB, installed size 1184 kB
[21:10] <pi4> imaginator: my sound suddenly stopped working and maybe it is because my alsa modules are not loaded, could it be?
[21:10] <VSpike> bjames: beyondcompare + wine :)
[21:10] <jason_123> it installed with gdebi-gtk
[21:11] <bkar> Brandon__-> ps aux |grep cups
[21:11] <jason_123> so how i uninstall it
[21:11] <imaginator> mw-home: dmesg should tell you which driver attached to the device, or possible some file in /proc
[21:11] <bjames> VSpike: cheers, I think I'll give meld a try first
[21:11] <bjames> thanks all
[21:11] <imaginator> pi4: it could be, but I don't see why that would change all of sudden, unless you had a hardware failure, or changed some files
[21:11] <mw-home> imaginator: i know the driver, so I'll grep for that name.
[21:11] <pug> Sound Problem: I renamed my home folder -> Deleted my account and created a new one.  Then when i restored my orginal home folder sound completely stoped working.  What permissions are need to be set on what dirs to enable sound again :(
[21:12] <levander> Duke_Fluke: hey, do you remember what you told Kuwanger about cloning a hard drive?
[21:12] <Brandon__> bkar, thanks :)
[21:12] <daxroc> Evening all
[21:12] <thoreauputic> pug:  you need to add your user to the audio group
[21:12] <bkar> Brandon__-> okay
[21:12] <levander> Duke_Fluke: He just PM'd me saying you gave him some suggestion before he left.  And, what you said has scrolled out of my buffer in this channel.
[21:12] <thoreauputic> pug: and quite afew others too :)
[21:12] <pug> thoreauputic, do you know what others :)
[21:12] <jason_123> nvm i got it now
[21:13] <pi4> imaginator: last thing I did was boot windows vista (i'm dual booting), but I guess vista couldn't mess with my sound
[21:13] <blackranger>  i dont know what to do about my marvell atheros card now that ndiswrapper didn't work
[21:13] <VSpike> I saw a thing under feisty and still get in a clean install of gutsy where after boot i sometimes get GDM in what looks like VGA resolution.  If you login, you get a session in VGA too.  However, Ctrl-alt-bksp fixes the resolution.  Any idea what could cause this?
[21:13] <daxroc> Is gnome multi head ignorant ? can you set which monitor a dialog/window will apear on and fullscreen/maximse to ?
[21:13] <thoreauputic> pug: probably  adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev netdev lpadmin powerdev scanner
[21:13] <levander> Does anyone log this IRC channel?
[21:13] <imaginator> pi4: it could be that the hardware was a left in a peculiar state.  You might see if a cold boot has the same behavior.  Reboots aren't quite like cold boots always.
[21:13] <VSpike> levander: there are logs onile
[21:13] <thoreauputic> pug: and admin if you want sudpo rights for that user
[21:13] <imaginator> pi4: in which case it's a driver bug in Linux
[21:13] <VSpike> levander: onoine even
[21:14] <erUSUL> levander: yes some bots. They are online
[21:14] <VSpike> levander: sigh .. long day
[21:14] <pug> thoreauputic, oh my :O and thankyou
[21:14] <imaginator> pi4: or possibly some weird mixer setings from vista
[21:14] <levander> erUSUL: got a link?
[21:14] <thoreauputic> pug: posssibly fuse as well
[21:14] <erUSUL> !log
[21:14] <ubotu> Channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ - Logs for LoCo channels are at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ - See also « /msg ubotu ircstats »
[21:14] <khermans> blackranger, what version?  lspci outpt
[21:14] <TheDarkKiller> Hey
[21:14] <TheDarkKiller> I'm having problems with GRUB again :P
[21:14] <TheDarkKiller> Well, booting Ubuntu works fine
[21:15] <khermans> blackranger, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24/+bug/122703
[21:15] <Jay-Oh-En> bruenig: well i know alot i just dont want to take time out of my day to make something that "should work" work you know what im saying im going to school i dont have time for that
[21:15] <imaginator> TheDarkKiller: what's the problem?
[21:15] <TheDarkKiller> But, when I try to boot Windows XP, it just says "Starting...", and gets stuck there.
[21:15] <TheDarkKiller> imaginator: it gets stuck at "Starting..."
[21:15] <TheDarkKiller> I'll post my menu.lst
[21:16] <TheDarkKiller> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52055/
[21:16] <billk> Does anyone know a workaround for Bug #94976 in pam (Ubuntu) - pam_tally.so segfaults on edgy and Dapper?
[21:16] <Tigerplug> guys cant get my USB external to mount
[21:16] <Xintruder> is there a pretter gui than gnome, something similar to apple? With big icons etc..?
[21:16] <Tigerplug> anyone wanna ssh in to help me?
[21:17] <blackranger> khermans: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88E8039 PCI-E
[21:17] <TMM> hi all! I've got a question please? :) can someone tell me (or point me to docs) on how to configure hal to mount hfsplus volumes with -o force? it's supposed to be somewhere in the fdi dir, but I can't make much sense of it
[21:17] <VSpike> Xintruder: install screenlets, kiba, plus look at gnome-look.org for icon sets
[21:18] <Xintruder> VSpike: sudo apt-get install screenlets?
[21:18] <blackranger> khermans : Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88E8039 PCI-E
[21:18] <VSpike> Xintruder: it's not so easy :/
[21:18] <blackranger> khermans: i wasn't sure if you got that the first time
[21:18] <InGunsWeTrust> Are there any coders out there? I am looking for help on developing a screenlet and have NO idea how to write python
[21:18] <Xintruder> lol
[21:18] <khermans> blackranger, it appears to be supported out of the box on gutsy
[21:18] <julabask>  he can someone help me, i dont know if this is common but if my computer goes into hibernation or sleep in ubuntu it tries to start up bet never starts up the screen stays blank.
[21:19] <brobostigon> InGunsWeTrust: look at python.org
[21:19] <TheDarkKiller> Does this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/52055/ menu.lst look good?
[21:19] <blackranger> khermans : what does that mean , basically it should work ?
[21:19] <khermans> blackranger, is this a Sony Vaio?
[21:19] <InGunsWeTrust> i am corrent in assuming that screenlets are written in python right?
[21:19] <blackranger> yes
[21:19] <khermans> blackranger, oh hold on
[21:19] <VSpike> Xintruder: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/12/03/os-x-like-widgets-with-screenlets-on-ubuntu-update/
[21:20] <khermans> blackranger, yes you will need ndiswrapper
[21:20] <khermans> blackranger, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=621562&page=7
[21:20] <chaosrl> If i created a file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-fglrx containing "blacklist fglrx," how would i go about reversing the effects? could i just delete the file and use "compiz --replace &"?
[21:20] <khermans> !ndiswrapper | blackranger
[21:20] <ubotu> blackranger: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[21:20] <blackranger> khermans : i've grabbed the .inf file from vistas side and it only tells me invalid
[21:20] <billk> Any one work with PAM?
[21:21] <khermans> blackranger, you need the sys file
[21:21] <bEnN> hey, is theren a way to use the ubuntu wireless drivers and manager on another distro?
[21:21] <TheLynx> can xgl be recommended instead of aiglx when using ati radeon express graphics?
[21:21] <khermans> bEnN, the drivers are in the kernel
[21:21] <bEnN> oh
[21:21] <julabask>  he can someone help me, i dont know if this is common but if my computer goes into hibernation or sleep in ubuntu it tries to start up bet never starts up the screen stays blank.
[21:21] <khermans> julabask, using nvidia?
[21:21] <blackranger> khermans : what do i use the .sys file for? or where do i put it ...
[21:21] <Duke_Fluke> julabask: open gconf-editor in a terminal
[21:21] <pug> thoreauputic, i added myself to those groups with gksu users-admin.  However sound will only work if i change the permissions of /dev/snd to 777.  And even then a game called Nexuiz can not use the sound :/
[21:22] <julabask> nope ati 8.44.3
[21:22] <khermans> blackranger, follow the ndiswrapper howto
[21:22] <bEnN> what to I need to compile files in any distro?
[21:22] <bjames> meld doesn't like comparing binary files :-(
[21:22] <blackranger> khermans : thanks alot
[21:22] <khermans> bEnN, gcc -- but you dont need to do that
[21:22] <khermans> blackranger, np dude
[21:22] <bEnN> i need to for something else
[21:22] <Duke_Fluke> julabask: then look for gnome-power-manager then uncheck can_hibernate
[21:22] <khermans> bEnN, sudo aptitude install build-essentials
[21:22] <julabask> DukeFluke, okay i opened the gconf-editor
[21:23] <Duke_Fluke> julabask: then look for gnome-power-manager then uncheck can_hibernate
[21:23] <bEnN> will that work on any distro?
[21:23] <bjames> sudo apt-get install built-essential
[21:23] <khermans> bEnN, sudo aptitude install build-essential
[21:23] <khermans> sorry
[21:23] <chaosrl> If i created a file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-fglrx containing "blacklist fglrx," how would i go about reversing the effects? could i just delete the file and use "compiz --replace &"?
[21:23] <bEnN> ok
[21:23] <khermans> bEnN, only on debian-based
[21:23] <bEnN> is slax debian based?
[21:23] <unagi> who was it that helped me yesterday with im wheel or can someone help me tweek the imwheelrc file?
[21:23] <khermans> chaosrl, just remove that file
[21:23] <julabask> Duke_Fluke, why would i uncheck can_hibernate that sounds like by its name something i would want to be checked for it to work
[21:23] <zubuntu> hey is there a quick way to check the version of a ubuntu install?
[21:23] <khermans> bEnN, no slcakware based
[21:23] <bjames> bEnN: on any system that uses aptitude as a package manager
[21:24] <Duke_Fluke> bEnN: no its slackware based
[21:24] <bjames> Debian, Ubuntu, etc
[21:24] <bEnN> ok
[21:24] <Duke_Fluke> julabask: sorry i thought you wanted to prevent hibernation
[21:24] <chaosrl> khermans, thanks, i just wanted to make sure there'd be no weird consequences
[21:24] <komputes> what has a good video editor installed?
[21:24] <khermans> unagi, chekc this out --> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Advanced_Mouse
[21:24] <ogre> on gnome-look when i try to download some images it wants to save as download.php rather than the image. am I doing something wrong?
[21:24] <bjames> can anyone recomment a graphical diff tool that will compare binary files?
[21:24] <bEnN> is there any cut down version of ubuntu (without all the apps) that will fit on a 512mb flashdrive?
[21:24] <khermans> komputes, kino ?
[21:24] <komputes> who here has a good video editor installed?
[21:24] <Duke_Fluke> julabask: if hibernation doesnt' work for me then i turn it off
[21:24] <Jack_Sparrow> lsb_release -a
[21:24] <komputes> khermans: I sais GOOD
[21:24] <Cruster> helo!
[21:24] <khermans> bEnN, ubuntu server ?
[21:25] <Jack_Sparrow> zubuntu: lsb_release -a
[21:25] <khermans> bEnN, there is ubuntu for embedded
[21:25] <bEnN> with a gui
[21:25] <bjames> bEnN: you could try the server install CD, then only choose the packages you want
[21:25] <bEnN> how big is it>
[21:25] <julabask> Duke_Fluke, yea i have it off already i just want to know if their is a way to make it work
[21:25] <komputes> khermans: I said GOOD - freezes when mporing mpeg2 files
[21:25] <bEnN> ?
[21:25] <Cruster> I have a question about apt-pinning....soemthing is going wrong
[21:25] <bjames> bEnN: there are distros designed to run from a FLash drive
[21:25] <khermans> komputes, it freezes?
[21:25] <bjames> google about for it
[21:25] <zubuntu> thanks Jack-Sparrow
[21:25] <InGunsWeTrust> I am looking for a screenlet that when i mouse over it it will drop down into a list of sub folders in a specified folder
[21:25] <khermans> komputes, it is importing and that takes a while to convert
[21:25] <Duke_Fluke> Julabask: what kind of motherboad? what is your chipset?
[21:25] <komputes> khermans: kino freezes when importing mpeg2 files
[21:25] <bEnN> i know, but ubuntu has a wireless program that already works for me
[21:26] <khermans> komputes, i dont think it is frozen man, just converting
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> zubuntu: np
[21:26] <khermans> komputes, you can pre-convert with -> ffmpeg -i foo.mpg foo.raw
[21:26] <unityofsaints> !ubuntu
[21:26] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[21:26] <komputes> khermans: it never ends up converting, ffmpeg eh? I should try that
[21:26] <khermans> komputes, kino requires RAW AVI data
[21:26] <julabask> Duke_Fluke, i am not sure actually because i did not build this computer this is a business laptop i bought from hp. it's an nc6400
[21:26] <khermans> komputes, yes try that or mencoder
[21:26] <InGunsWeTrust> how do i change what command runs when i click a mailto: link
[21:26] <khermans> komputes, read the man pages
[21:26] <bEnN> I need a distro that can compile, has wireless, has a gui and is small enough for a 512mb flash drive, any suggestions?
[21:26] <tomd123> !m4v
[21:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about m4v - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[21:27] <Cruster> anyone know about apt-pinning?
[21:27] <khermans> InGunsWeTrust, System -> Preferences
[21:27] <Duke_Fluke> julabask, pavilion?
[21:27] <Jack_Sparrow> InGunsWeTrust: DO you mean from firefox etc?
[21:27] <InGunsWeTrust> in everything in documents firefox everything
[21:27] <julabask> Duke_Fluke, usually i do build my computers, it is not a pavillion awkwardly it is just business nc6400 on their site
[21:27] <khermans> bEnN, damn small linux ?
[21:27] <Jack_Sparrow> InGunsWeTrust: WHat mail program are you using.
[21:27] <unagi> thanks khermans but that page doesnt explain much for what im looking for =(
[21:28] <ogre> on gnome-look when i try to download some images it wants to save as download.php rather than the image. am I doing something wrong?
[21:28] <InGunsWeTrust> I am not using a mail program i want it to open firefox at gmail.com
[21:28] <julabask> Duke_Fluke, this computer does hibernate perfectly in windows xp.
[21:28] <bEnN> does ubuntu server have a gui?
[21:28] <komputes> khermans: is there anything that takes raw .mov files like apple FCP?
[21:28] <tomd123> Does anyone know how I can play m4v podcasts? some kind of codec or plug in?
[21:28] <khermans> unagi, are you sure?
[21:28] <InGunsWeTrust> bEnN: no
[21:28] <khermans> unagi, --> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Advanced_Mouse#imwheel
[21:28] <brobostigon> benn: no, only cli.
[21:28] <khermans> komputes, ffmpeg and mencoder
[21:28] <vlad1> hello
[21:29] <Duke_Fluke> julabask: looks like a known issue a simple google search revealed: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318808
[21:29] <bEnN> damn...
[21:29] <Jack_Sparrow> InGunsWeTrust: system preferences preferd applications.. mail reader for a start.
[21:29] <khermans> InGunsWeTrust, webmailcomposeto
[21:29] <vlad1> can someone help with 7.04 and dual monitor support ?
[21:29] <unagi> yea those are examples that i have in my imwheel but i dont know where to begin if i want to change my workspace left and right to be ctrl alt buttons 6 and 7 khermans
[21:29] <bEnN> is dsl debian?
[21:29] <pike_> !dualhead | vlad1
[21:29] <komputes> khermans: I meant as far as video editors go
[21:29] <ubotu> vlad1: Information about dual-head on linux can be found on http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/DualHead - See also !Xinerama
[21:29] <julabask> really thats good thanks a lot have not run into this before
[21:30] <julabask> Duke_Fluke, really thats good thanks a lot have not run into this before
[21:30] <khermans> unagi, /join #xorg ?
[21:30] <Duke_Fluke> julabask: np
[21:30] <unagi> xorg?
[21:30] <vlad1> ty pike_
[21:30] <khermans> komputes, kino, pitivi
[21:30] <khermans> !xorg | unagi
[21:30] <ubotu> unagi: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[21:30] <creature> Hello. I am trying to setup software RAID. Can someone point me to a howto for this? I haven't had much luck with the wiki yet.
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !raid
[21:31] <khermans> !mdadm | creature
[21:31] <unagi> but xorg doesnt have anything to do with imwheel does it khermans?
[21:31] <ubotu> Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[21:31] <komputes> khermans: have you tried Pitivi on guytsy?
[21:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mdadm - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[21:31] <TomJonesIII> I have just dualbooted windows xp and ubuntu, and ubuntu is kind enough to automatically mount my windows partition and display it on my desktop, which is fantastic, but I like to keep my desktop squeaky clean. . . is there a way to allow ubuntu to mount it each time I boot but only display it say. . . under 'places'?
[21:31] <khermans> unagi, they are probably more familiar with possible mouse configurations since Xorg usually handles that
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> TomJonesIII: yes..one sec
[21:31] <creature> khermans: OK, I'm confused. The software raid link says it's for FakeRAID, which it suggests is not the same software raid.
[21:32] <khermans> komputes, i dont recall
[21:32] <TomJonesIII> jack:  thankyou
[21:32] <Patogen> I have a file with ~100 lines containing one number on each -- now I would like this to be on one line -- is there a simple way to do this?
[21:32] <litb> dorks
[21:32] <Jack_Sparrow> TomJonesIII: Use Terminal and type gconf-editor browse to /apps/nautilus/desktop and uncheck volumes_visable
[21:32] <creature> Fakeraid, apparently, is more like the winmodems of yore - a half-capable bit of hardware that needs some software to fully function. I haven't got one of those, I'm doing pure software raid.
[21:32] <khermans> creature, mdadm == softraid and dmraid == hardraid
[21:32] <unagi> no one is responding =(.........i just want to alter my current one
[21:32] <limpkin> hello everyone
[21:32] <khermans> unagi, be patient in xorg
[21:32] <blahblahx> i am running ubuntu 7.10. when i click the quit button, the computer freezes for about a minute until the usual screen comes up. how can i fix this?
[21:33] <TomJonesIII> jack:  if I do that will it still display other volumes, such as my external harddrive when i plug it in, or will that also only appear under places?
[21:33] <foo-nix> what is the default for a scanner in the dev direcotory? like lp0 is for a line printer.
[21:33] <Jack_Sparrow> TomJonesIII: You could also change the mount point to anything other than media which then would not show up on your desktop
[21:33] <magnetophon> Hi everybody, I've just added 2 disks to my system, and they are being seen by the bios but not by any software. (/dev/disk/by-id/ shows just my old disks) What can I do?
[21:33] <Haryloli>  /server irc.swiftirc.net
[21:33] <ole_> hello, still first 24 hours ubuntu :) cna aone tell me wether i can diable a soundcard generaly somehow ? (i got an onboard sound wich is turned off in bios, but tricky ubunut found it anyway. and i got an sb audigy. now i wann only always ever use the SB, how to turn off the other one ?)
[21:33] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, what does fdisk -l show?
[21:33] <komputes> khermans: have you tried cinerella? I have a lot of trouble with all of these but it may just be because everything I edit is mpeg2 and not raw avi
[21:34] <creature> khermans: The linked document for software raid contains no mention of mdadm at all.
[21:34] <khermans> komputes, i dont recall about cinelerra either
[21:34] <Jack_Sparrow> TomJonesIII: Yes, that first change will keep them all from showing on the desktop.  You would need to create a different mount point and edit fstab to move just the one drive off your desktop
[21:34] <khermans> komputes, convetr to RAW first
[21:34] <unagi> wow xchat does NOT like theme changes
[21:34] <komputes> khermans: thanks for the tip, will do
[21:34] <khermans> creature, sudo aptitude install mdadm; man mdadm
[21:34] <Jack_Sparrow> TomJonesIII: Good luck.. heading off to lunch
[21:34] <khermans> komputes, np
[21:34] <TomJonesIII> Jack_sparrow:  thanks for the help
[21:34] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[21:35] <blahblahx> i am running ubuntu 7.10. when i click the quit button, the computer freezes for about a minute until the usual screen comes up. how can i fix this?
[21:35] <imaginator> ole_: was the kernel able to detect your SB Audigy?
[21:35] <khermans> blahblahx, perhaps your compiz settings are slowing it?
[21:35] <creature> khermans: I know about manpages, but was hoping for something a little friendlier.
[21:35] <magnetophon> Duke_Fluke: Just the old HD's
[21:35] <blahblahx> khermans: dont have any compositor enabled. and, it only started happening recently
[21:35] <khermans> blahblahx, system -> preferences -> appearance -> effects
[21:36] <Infopirate> is their any difference between a regular install and an oem install on ubuntu 7.10?? thnx 4 any help
[21:36] <khermans> creature, a howto?
[21:36] <creature> khermans: Indeed.
[21:36] <khermans> blahblahx, did you recently update a driver?
[21:36] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, how about dmesg? do they show up there?
[21:36] <ole_> imaginator: yes. sound volume control shows me 3 (yes even a non existant realtek oss card) the 2nd is the SB0610
[21:36] <Patogen> I have a file with ~100 lines containing one number on each -- now I would like this to be on one line -- is there a simple way to do this?
[21:36] <blahblahx> khermans: using open source drivers, havent updated any kernels or drivers recently
[21:36] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, are these plain jane ide drives?
[21:36] <blahblahx> khermans: is there a way i can debug this
[21:37] <khermans> creature, a good intro -> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Gentoo_Install_on_Software_RAID
[21:37] <khermans> blahblahx, chekc your logs?
[21:37] <magnetophon> DuDuke_Fluke: they are sata 10000 RPM raptors
[21:37] <blahblahx> khermans: where?
[21:37] <ikonia> magnetophon: why does that matter ?
[21:37] <khermans> Patogen, tr '\n' ' '
[21:37] <LjL> !away > stawayster    (stawayster, see the private message from Ubotu)
[21:37] <khermans> Patogen, man tr
[21:38] <imaginator> ole_: from what I recall there is a way to set the default alsa device.  /proc/asound/cards lists every detected sound device.
[21:38] <fx|RabBit> hi all
[21:38] <Patogen> khermans: Thank you :)
[21:38] <bobby> nickrud: you there?
[21:38] <khermans> Patogen, np
[21:38] <creature> khermans: I will check it out, thanks.
[21:38] <fx|RabBit> what do you folks watch tv with on ubuntu?
[21:38] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, can you try with another  os live cd?
[21:38] <blahblahx> khermans: where are the logs located?
[21:38] <pike_> fx|RabBit: i use a regular torrent client but you may like miro
[21:38] <brobostigon> fx|RabBit: zattoo
[21:38] <khermans> blahblahx, /var/log
[21:38] <khermans> fx|RabBit, mythtv
[21:38] <pike_> fx|RabBit: miro + tvrss.net is pretty cool like a dvr for your comp
[21:39] <fx|RabBit> pike_:  umm i really meant tv, like using a tv-card?
[21:39] <white_eagle> when I try to run any full screen app that wants 3D accel. like: celestia, stellarium etc. my computer logs off, and I have to log back in, I use the drivers in the repos
[21:39] <blahblahx> khermans: yes, but which file in /var/log
[21:39] <imaginator> ole_: try asoundconf list    and then use:   asoundconf set-default-card
[21:39] <MrKeuner> hi, can evolution be integrated to work with clamav?
[21:39] <ikonia> white_eagle: you have an ati driver don't you
[21:39] <pike_> fx|RabBit: ive used vlc to test capture cards but other than that not sure
[21:39] <khermans> blahblahx, /var/log/xorg ?
[21:39] <twobitsprite> is there a way to get the ubuntu CD to show boot info instead of the little graphic thing?
[21:39] <fx|RabBit> khermans:  mythtv doesnt work properly, keep getting no audio and have some codec issues, cant change channel, etc...
[21:39] <blahblahx> thanks for the help (sarcastic)
[21:39] <Tyczek> hi i installed gmpc-dev, but plugins won't show in gmpc...
[21:39] <white_eagle> ikonia: yes, I have an ati card
[21:39] <khermans> fx|RabBit, there is a howto for mythtv on ubuntu's wiki
[21:40] <fx|RabBit> pike_: vlc???
[21:40] <ikonia> white_eagle: what happened with your machine earlier when you installed the wrong drivers ?
[21:40] <magnetophon> Duke_Fluke: I've tried two different liveCD's and a third didn't boot (though it used to, go figure) What do I search for in dmesg?
[21:40] <fx|RabBit> khermans:  thanx i know i followed those steps but as said it wont work properly
[21:40] <InGunsWeTrust> I am trying to write a script that will open firefox then put %s (the address in a mailto link) into the compose to field on gmail. Can you use javascript in a shell script?
[21:40] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, try dmesg|grep hd or HD
[21:41] <ikonia> magnetophon: what are are you trying to do
[21:41] <khermans> InGunsWeTrust, webmailcomposeto firefox plugin already does this dude
[21:41] <fx|RabBit> khermans:  bisides that theres is way to mmuch functionality in that basically i just wanna watch and record , dont need anything further are there more simple apps?
[21:41] <ole_> imaginator: doesnt seem to work. wait  gonan try somthings
[21:41] <pike_> fx|RabBit: video lan client
[21:41] <InGunsWeTrust> i am using ff2 and it says it isnt compatible
[21:41] <Duke_Fluke> ikonia,  figure out why his hd's aren't showing up
[21:41] <twobitsprite> the ubuntu CD seems to freeze when booting... is there a way to get it to show me the boot messages instead of the graphic?
[21:41] <white_eagle> ikonia: first I installed the repos drivers, and they worked, then I don't know why that came up on me, I removed them and installed the ati.com drivers, and now I don't know how to revert to the repos drivers
[21:41] <khermans> fx|RabBit, back in the back i used fscktv
[21:41] <khermans> fx|RabBit, back in the day...
[21:41] <Duke_Fluke> ikonia, bios detects them but not fdisk
[21:41] <ikonia> white_eagle: right - so don't lie
[21:42] <ikonia> white_eagle: you just said your using the drivers out of the repo - and your clearly not
[21:42] <fx|RabBit> pike_: i know what that is  but i think you are talking about watching some video files and i am talking abeot watching that television buddy;)
[21:42] <ikonia> Duke_Fluke: what chipset are they running on, are they raided at all
[21:42] <TheDarkKiller> Hnm
[21:42] <white_eagle> ikonia: now I'm using the both of them
[21:42] <ikonia> white_eagle: you can't use both
[21:42] <TheDarkKiller> How does GRUB boot Windows?
[21:42] <white_eagle> I have installed them both
[21:42] <pike_> fx|RabBit: nope vlc is pretty handy since yoiu can specify capture sources and stream em to remote machines etc
[21:42] <TheDarkKiller> Does my Windows hdd need an NTLDR?
[21:42] <white_eagle> I don't know which I am using
[21:42] <khermans> TheDarkKiller, sudo apt-get source grub
[21:42] <InGunsWeTrust> TheDarkKiller: it simple links to boot.ini and yes it does need NTLDR
[21:42] <pike_> fx|RabBit: its the easiest tool to test the capture cards initially imo
[21:42] <fx|RabBit> pike_:  and you can stream from a tv-adapter with vlc????
[21:42] <ikonia> white_eagle: right - so don't waste peoples time telling lies
[21:43] <ikonia> white_eagle:  you said "I'm using the repo ones"
[21:43] <pike_> fx|RabBit: yeah
[21:43] <white_eagle> ikonia: I guess I lied, not intentionaly
[21:43] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon,  did you get that? do you have any raid setup and what is your chipset?
[21:43] <magnetophon> ikonia: I'm trying to partition my two new disks
[21:43] <white_eagle> sorry
[21:43] <ikonia> white_eagle: now you saying you don't know
[21:43] <ole_> imaginator: i got sound at least playing music thx allot :)
[21:43] <fx|RabBit> pike_:  i havent heard of that, thats kinda surprse to me ill test it rioght away
[21:43] <ikonia> magnetophon: what chipset are they on
[21:43] <gerro> got a 250gb linux install but machine is having issues how can I resize ext3 and setup a dual boot with windows xp? I would like to fix the problems with my linux partition
[21:43] <imaginator> ole_: you're welcome
[21:43] <white_eagle> I said I'm using the repos, becuase i thought I'm using those over the ati.com ones
[21:43] <fx|RabBit> pike_:  does that come along with the standard vlc client or do i need any plugins?
[21:43] <ikonia> magnetophon: have you don'e anything like raided them - or are they just flat disks
[21:43] <DRebellion> !dualboot | gerro
[21:43] <ubotu> gerro: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[21:43] <TheDarkKiller> So, how do I prevent the NTLDR from overwriting GRUB on the MBR?
[21:43] <brobostigon> try gparted to partition disks
[21:43] <ikonia> white_eagle: no you didn't as you told me earlier you where using the ati ones
[21:43] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, I think you can do lspci -v |grep IDE
[21:43] <white_eagle> because I installed the repos drivers over the ati ones
[21:43] <ikonia> white_eagle: again - don't lie
[21:43] <fx|RabBit> khermans:  thx by the way:)
[21:44] <khermans> fx|RabBit, np :-)
[21:44] <gerro> DRebellion: yes now can I already have linux installed and setup a dualboot?
[21:44] <InGunsWeTrust> I am trying to open webmail when I click a mailto link but webmailcompse doesn't work because it says it is only compatible with firefox .7 to 1.4 and I am using 2.0
[21:44] <Djoef> hi, if I use ttylog, should i get everything that goes to and comes from the serial port printed immediately ? (using command "ttylog -d /dev/ttyS0")
[21:44] <white_eagle> ikonia: after earlier I told you that, I installed the repos drivers, and I didn't erase the ati ones
[21:44] <DRebellion> gerro: yeah, but i think its easier to do the other way round
[21:44] <white_eagle> its confusing, I know
[21:44] <ikonia> white_eagle: right so what drivers are you currently using
[21:44] <pike_> fx|RabBit: no its the standard app
[21:45] <khermans> InGunsWeTrust, you just need to edit the file to make it compatible with 2.x
[21:45] <fx|RabBit> pike_:  can i have a talk in a query pls?
[21:45] <white_eagle> ikonia: I said earlier that I'm using the repos ones, but because 3D apps not working I'll say I'm using the ati ones
[21:45] <ikonia> white_eagle: that means utterly nothing
[21:45] <ikonia> white_eagle: don't waste peoples time talking nonsense
[21:45] <pike_> fx|RabBit: you can msg me but im at work so  it may take me a while to respond
[21:46] <InGunsWeTrust> How/Where do i edit the file
[21:46] <white_eagle> ikonia: please let me tell you from the beggining
[21:46] <white_eagle> will you listen?
[21:46] <ikonia> white_eagle: just say "I've installed the ati drivers - I tried to re-install the ubuntu ones, now I don't know which ones I'm using and I'm having stability issues"
[21:46] <ikonia> white_eagle: don't say things are fact when you have no idea
[21:46] <Brandon__> How do I run a setup.py file?
[21:46] <white_eagle> yes, thats right ikonia, I'm terribly sorry
[21:46] <ikonia> Brandon__: python setup.py
[21:46] <DarthSOup> okay, so from what I can tell I need to install the Universe and Multiverse packages...I'm sort of lost after that
[21:46] <blackranger> khermans : shouldsn't the vista drivers work? it still didn't work with ndiswrapper
[21:47] <lusepuster> Hi folks! How do I kill an amsn session stuck unresponsively in my systray? And,  is it by any means possible to get prettier fonts in amsn?
[21:47] <Brandon__> ikonia, thanks, for some reason I thougth that would open it in a text editor :X
[21:47] <white_eagle> I'm very sorry for wasting your precious time
[21:47] <magnetophon> Duke_Fluke: they are not raided, and are on a Marvell 88SE61XX
[21:47] <imaginator> lusepuster: if you use Tcl/Tk 8.5 you can have antialiased fonts
[21:47] <white_eagle> I know you are volunteers
[21:47] <DRebellion> lusepuster: use the command: kill <pid>
[21:47] <brobostigon> lusepuster: killall amsn maybe??
[21:47] <ikonia> white_eagle: and I'll tell you what I said earlier, installing the ati.com drivers will change your system in unknown ways, I suggest joining #ati and asking for the correct way to purge them from your system before progressing any futher
[21:47] <imaginator> lusepuster: I'm not sure if the amsn developers officially support amsn yet though
[21:47] <gerro> white_eagle: open up /etc/X11/xorg.conf with text editor what driver does it list as using there?
[21:47] <khermans> blackranger, it may be possible that they implement some feature of NDIS in Vista that is not presently implemented in ndiswrapper???
[21:47] <Darkmystere> Whats the best File system for Ubuntu
[21:47] <khermans> blackranger, can you try the XP driver instead?
[21:47] <imaginator> lusepuster: with 8.5 that is
[21:47] <LjL> !best > Darkmystere    (Darkmystere, see the private message from Ubotu)
[21:47] <brobostigon> ext3
[21:48] <pike_> Darkmystere: ufs
[21:48] <twobitsprite> so, for some reason the ubuntu CD isn't booting, it's just sitting there with a blank screen and a blinking cursor
[21:48] <LjL> yeah, go on, answer the polls.
[21:48] <lusepuster> imaginator, they do! But I can't seem to find any tcl8.5-dev packages in the Ubuntu repos and they seem to be necessary
[21:48] <Darkmystere> LjL:.... I mean whats the usual file system Ubuntu is installed on im using partiton magic..
[21:48] <khermans> twobitsprite, try the alternate CD install
[21:48] <fx|RabBit> pike_:  ok thanx, see query for further puzzles gg
[21:48] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon: does lsmod |grep 88SE61 find anything?
[21:48] <LjL> Darkmystere: then ask that. ext3. and don't use partition magic please.
[21:48] <LjL> !gparted > Darkmystere    (Darkmystere, see the private message from Ubotu)
[21:48] <lusepuster> DRebellion, yeah but how do I find the pid?
[21:48] <khermans> Darkmystere, ext3
[21:48] <imaginator> lusepuster: I'm not sure if they have been built yet.  Debian was working on some.
[21:48] <twobitsprite> khermans, that isn't going to install it is it? I just want to use it as a liveCD
[21:49] <khermans> lusepuster, pidof
[21:49] <white_eagle> ikonia: thanks very much, I was thinking for a new fresh install
[21:49] <lusepuster> khermans, thanx
[21:49] <Web890> any sexy girl here????
[21:49] <magnetophon> Duke_Fluke: Nope.
[21:49] <ikonia> white_eagle: that would be an even better approach
[21:49] <PPAAUULL> does someone know if there is a problem with a file update? I can't download one of the files for some reason
[21:49] <khermans> twobitsprite, oh as a live CD?  did you try the safe graphics boot option?
[21:49] <ikonia> Web890: this is a support channel not a chat channel
[21:49] <Darkmystere> LjL: i already made the partion with partiton magic it did a safe Partiton i researched only almost safe partiong tool
[21:49] <ikonia> !offtopic > Web890
[21:49] <twobitsprite> khermans, I'll try
[21:49] <Darkmystere> LjL: Gparted killed windowsw and ubuntu 12 times..
[21:49] <pike_> Webspot: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:49] <ole_> imaginator:  was happy to early. sound works in rhythm box, but no sound from video player ?!? :(
[21:50] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, check this out then http://www.driverstock.com/ASUS-P5WDG2-WS-Professional-driver-download/6-9-10190/index.html
[21:50] <Darkmystere> LjL: I just will format the partion with GParted How do i move a wubi install to a partiton?
[21:50] <PPAAUULL> does someone know if there is a problem with a file update? I can't download one of the files for some reason
[21:50] <YouKnowMe> ni1s?
[21:50] <lusepuster> imaginator, just weird since they provide autopackage-packages for tcl8.5 but fails the check for tcl8.5 when I try to install amsn with the tcl8.5 runtime package installed
[21:50] <khermans> Darkmystere, dd ?
[21:50] <ikonia> YouKnowMe: what ?
[21:50] <gerro> ole_: is video player using alsa and have all the codecs? try using alsamixer and fixing volume maybe
[21:50] <imaginator> lusepuster: if you use the tcl and tk from tcl.sf.net cvs you can have a working 8.5-based install (hopefully).  The recent 8.5.0 release had a bug or 2.
[21:50] <LjL> Darkmystere: i haven't the slightest idea... try asking in #wubi
[21:51] <DarthSOup> Where do I find the APT line for the Universe Component?
[21:51] <LjL> !easysource > DarthSOup    (DarthSOup, see the private message from Ubotu)
[21:51] <YouKnowMe> ikonia I was wondering if I could get that command again? to remove slimserver and everything it brought with it?
[21:51] <ole_> gerro: yes it has, and volumes are up.  i gave bth the same mp3 file
[21:51] <lusepuster> imaginator, thanks!
[21:51] <Darkmystere> LjL:....#wubi is empty
[21:51] <khermans> Darkmystere, you probably need to utilize dd
[21:52] <InGunsWeTrust> I am trying make mailto: links open in firefox and go to webmail. webmailcompose was suggested but it doesn't want to install on firefox 2.0 somebody said to just edit the file. How do I do that? it isnt just a simple text file so i am at a loss
[21:52] <imaginator> ole_: which video player are you using?
[21:52] <khermans> Darkmystere, another possiblity is clonezilla
[21:52] <LjL> Darkmystere: the fact remains that i haven't the slightest idea
[21:52] <imaginator> lusepuster: good luck :)
[21:52] <Darkmystere> khermans whats dd...
[21:52] <lusepuster> Still need to know how to identify the pid of my stuck amsn session though
[21:52] <khermans> Darkmystere, man dd
[21:52] <Darkmystere> !info dd| Darkmystere
[21:52] <Duke_Fluke> Darkmystere, man dd
[21:52] <khermans> Darkmystere, a disk dumping utility
[21:52] <GAWildKat> I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu 7.10 to recognize the built in bluetooth on my Acer 9410z.  Anyone have any ideas?
[21:52] <ole_> imaginator:  its called "Viedeo Player" and was preinstalled with ubuntu (7.19)
[21:52] <LjL> lusepuster: doesn't "ps aux" help?
[21:53] <khermans> GAWildKat, lspci | grep bt | ... google ?
[21:53] <oblek> lusepuster: 'pidof amsn' ?
[21:53] <khermans> lusepuster, pidof amsn
[21:53] <GAWildKat> what's the ...google?
[21:53] <Duke_Fluke> GAWildKat, khermans is smart listen to him
[21:53] <Darkmystere> khermans, Will that move Wubi install to a partion?
[21:53] <lusepuster> LjL, thankz - I have a kinda scattered and random CLI knowledge
[21:53] <GAWildKat> if you mean did I search google...yeah, I did.
[21:53] <ikonia> Darkmystere: we don't support wubi
[21:53] <Duke_Fluke> or her
[21:53] <GAWildKat> googled for weeks.
[21:54] <bassinboyw1> weird, my screen and graphics preferences has no data populated.... any ideas?
[21:54] <imaginator> ole_: perhaps try something like mplayer/gmplayer.  it's generally a better movie player in my opinion.
[21:54] <khermans> Darkmystere, it is possible that dd'ing the bits from the file to a partition will move your wubi install
[21:54] <khermans> Darkmystere, the real question is, do you really need the data?
[21:54] <tomd123> does anyone know how i can play m4v podcasts?
[21:54] <ole_> imaginator:  so its not possible to deactivate a hardware device completly ?
[21:54] <khermans> GAWildKat, what is the model bluetooth chipset?
[21:54] <Darkmystere> khermans, Yea....I kinda hate reinstalling everything and doing the dreaded ever increasing updates...
[21:55] <boudha> ive just installed ubuntu
[21:55] <Duke_Fluke> GAWildKat, wow weeks? what chipset is your bt?
[21:55] <imaginator> ole_: well, I have a builtin sound card, and for some reason the default device is my SB Live (the non-builtin).  I disabled the builtin in the BIOS.
[21:55] <boudha> its amazing
[21:55] <imaginator> ole_: so I don't know why it uses  your disabled card.
[21:55] <ole_> imaginator:  i did too. but ubuntu found it anyway :)
[21:55] <boudha> can you have msn with ubuntu
[21:55] <boudha> ?
[21:55] <tom__> boudha: gaim
[21:55] <Starnestommy> or pidgin
[21:55] <ole_> boudha: yes Pidgin (new gaim) for exmaple
[21:55] <GAWildKat> Not a clue.  Just know it's a bluetooth 2.0 EDT
[21:55] <Scunizi> Does anyone know how to get evolution to forward an email on when it meets a specific criteria?  I haven't found that function yet.
[21:55] <khermans> Darkmystere, you should really contact the user community for wubi or the developer directly
[21:56] <LeChacal> any one know what file system abbreviation to use in the mount command for a partition that fdisk marks as 'Linux raid autodectect'
[21:56] <imaginator> boudha: there are a bunch of programs that support msn.  pidgin, kde has a program for it, and amsn
[21:56] <Duke_Fluke> GAWildKat, did you run the command suggested?
[21:56] <khermans> Darkmystere, otherwise it could take a while to figure out exactly how to dump it correctly and boot your old install
[21:56] <Darkmystere> !info amsn | boudha
[21:56] <ubotu> boudha: amsn: An MSN messenger written in Tcl. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.97RC1+dfsg-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 3371 kB, installed size 10956 kB
[21:56] <lkerim> hey
[21:56] <GAWildKat> blank
[21:56] <Duke_Fluke> GAWildKat, lspci -v |grep bt
[21:56] <horza> Hi, how do I reinstall a package please? (openssl is segfaulting)
[21:56] <twobitsprite> I'm getting some errors when booting in safe graphics mode... like "/etc/acpi/power.sh: line 3: /etc/default/acpi-support: Input/output error" and "/usr/share/acpi-support/power-funcs: line 31: /usr/bin/on_ac_power: No such file or directory" ...
[21:56] <oblek> imaginator: using /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist?
[21:56] <lkerim> i have a problem in adjusting volume
[21:56] <boudha> wow thanks
[21:56] <lkerim> my pcm option doesnt work
[21:56] <twobitsprite> then it goes on to say "Running local boot scripts..." then "...done." and it just sits there
[21:56] <Scunizi> horza the same way you installed it just choose the reinstall option.
[21:57] <horza> scunizi: command line, as I have no gui, if poss?
[21:57] <imaginator> oblek: that probably would work :)
[21:57] <twobitsprite> I know this CD works because it boots up on my laptop... just not on this desktop here
[21:57] <lkerim> i am using ubuntu 7.10 and my sound card is  Intel Corporation 82801H
[21:57] <MrKeuner> How can evolution be integrated to work with clamav?
[21:57] <Darkmystere> Well im thinking about using my live cd and after the swap is finished installing ill just use the gparted in ubuntu live cd and partion and install and just move my files to there..
[21:57] <GAWildKat> 00:1e.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82801 Mobile PCI Bridge (rev e2) (prog-if 01 [Subtractive decode])
[21:57]  * horza puts his vote in the pidgin camp, with otr and encryption plugins both installed
[21:57] <Darkmystere> Sound good?
[21:57] <khermans> GAWildKat, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[21:57] <Scunizi> horza  not having done it that way I can only guess at it.. sudo apt-get install openssl
[21:57] <Scunizi> horza or sudo apt-get reinstall openssl
[21:58] <horza> scunizi: Nope, just tells me it's already installed. And no such command apt-get reinstall
[21:58] <lkerim> any suggestion ?
[21:58] <ole_> imaginator:  gerro: thx anyway you two. gonna  crawls the net some more
[21:58] <wobblywu> I just disabled my restricted video drivers, and now my Ubuntu (XGL) is very slow. Dragging a window makes it use 90% CPU, for example.
[21:58] <Duke_Fluke> lkerim: what do you mean you can't enable it?
[21:58] <Starnestommy> horza: try sudo aptitude reinstall openssl
[21:58] <horza> I know it should be obvious, and I am sure I will kick myself... but...
[21:58] <magnetophon> Duke_Fluke: Yhat is not the MOBO I'm using, does it matter (it is the correct chip)
[21:58] <wobblywu> is this common? and more importantly, how am i going to fix this? :)
[21:59] <khermans> horza, sudo aptitude purge ...
[21:59] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, not sure but thats the only driver I could find
[21:59] <lkerim> Duke_Fluke,
[21:59] <lkerim> actually i adjust pcm but
[21:59] <lkerim> doesnt work
[21:59] <horza> starnesstommy: Nope
[21:59] <unop> wobblywu, if you aren't using the right drivers for your display adapter, you are bound to experience a bad performance
[21:59] <Duke_Fluke> magnetophon, right now you prob have ide_generic (check with lsmod)
[22:00] <horza> khermans: purge, then install?
[22:00] <lkerim> i can not set volume (up or down) bu using PCM
[22:00] <khermans> horza, perhaps
[22:00] <lkerim> i can use master but can t us pcm
[22:00] <horza> khermans: you inspire me with confidence :-P
[22:00] <Duke_Fluke> lkerim,  has sound ever worked?
[22:00] <mikeylikesit5805> i have a laptop that only had a floppy and a usb port, does any one know of a program that will make it so i can have an external cd rom be bootable?
[22:00] <khermans> horza, is it always segfaulting or only in certain scenarios?
[22:00] <lkerim> yeah worked
[22:00] <TheDarkKiller> Hey, I'm wondering, do I have to install NTLDR to the MBR on my Windows disk for GRUB to start it?
[22:00] <wobblywu> unop, so what would the right drivers be then?
[22:01] <khermans> mikeylikesit5805, that is BIOS specific
[22:01] <Duke_Fluke> mikeylikesit5805, not sure but try SmartBootManager
[22:01] <lkerim> but may be i am thinking if i set volume on PCM i have much more sound
[22:01] <unop> wobblywu, i dunno depends, prolly one of the restricted drivers you disabled .. what kinda display adapter is it?
[22:01] <horza> khermans: it segfaults when I try and access a ssl page
[22:01] <mikeylikesit5805> ok thanks, but i was wondering if there were any floppies distros, yea duke_fluke i head heard of somehting like that thanks guys i will let you know how it goes
[22:01] <Dislo> hey guys i was wondering if i install 8.04 lts now will i be able to update it to the current version with all the right pacakages or is it going to be a rediculus hassle
[22:01] <Rufus_> how can I start the nautilus file manager?
[22:01] <YouKnowMe> how do I remove a program, and everything it brought with it? Like how would I remove slimserver, along with removing mysql+the-crap-that-came-with?
[22:01] <khermans> horza, this is i686 ?
[22:02] <khermans> horza, did it ever work -- did you do something funky?
[22:02] <Starnestommy> Dislo: you might want to check #ubuntu+1
[22:02] <n0va> lo all, I'm interested in Ubuntu 7.10 64bit and need to know if the Helix player will install for FireFox in Ubuntu 7.10 64
[22:02] <wobblywu> unop, I disabled my ATI accelerated graphics driver (restricted)
[22:02] <horza> khermans: first time I've tried.
[22:02] <dmind> hola
[22:02] <mikeylikesit5805> hi
[22:02] <horza> khermans: it's a standard feisty install on slicehost
[22:02] <unop> Dislo, if you are looking for smooth sailing -- then i would advise against installing heron just yet
[22:02] <horza> khermans: first time I've tried it from fresh install
[22:02] <wobblywu> unop, and I want to run the unofficial drivers, which i'm assuming i'm running right now (but is horribly slow for me)
[22:02] <khermans> horza, perhaps slicehost has modified the binaries?
[22:03] <lkerim> what is the problem
[22:03] <horza> khermans: Nope. There was no apache2 installed or ssl, only Dapper. I upgraded to Feisty and then did apt-get to install them
[22:03] <lkerim> why i cannot use PCM to set volume
[22:03] <unop> wobblywu, ATI drivers are restricted .. so i'm assuming whatever you are using right now isnt the right driver
[22:03] <DarthSOup> okay, I did the whole APT line input for all the basic packages (universe etc) how do I activate them?
[22:03] <GAWildKat> doesn't appear to work after following the instructions there, khermans.
[22:03] <khermans> horza, do you know how to use gdb :-)
[22:03] <lkerim> someone has any answer
[22:03] <unop> wobblywu, can i ask why you dont want to run the ATI drivers?
[22:03] <cellofellow> I've a Gateway MT3423 AMD laptop. Ubuntu Gutsy. I've had it for a while now but haven't bothered to figure out why the built in SD card read doesn't work. It works in Vista, as a USB device, but it does not show in lsusb. Thoughts?
[22:03] <khermans> GAWildKat, did you check if your device is in the "supported devices" section?
[22:04] <horza> khermans: The point of shifting from gentoo to ubuntu is to leave those problems behind :-P
[22:04] <khermans> DarthSOup, sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude install foo?
[22:04] <pug> thoreauputic, im back :)
[22:04] <wobblywu> unop, because they're apparently leading to some nasty bugs on my system, aside from the whole them being restricted thing
[22:04] <thoreauputic> pug: OK - working ?
[22:04] <DarthSOup> khermans, do I put that in a terminal?
[22:04] <khermans> DarthSOup, yes
[22:04] <khermans> horza, hehe
[22:05] <Assid> err is there a way i can make a ubuntu live thumbdrive instead of cd?
[22:05] <Assid> i want it to have postgresql and apache and php in there as well
[22:05] <horza> So there is no way to simply reinstall a package in ubuntu then? :-(
[22:05] <wobblywu> unop, there's aiglx (open source) instead of fglrx (proprietary drivers)
[22:05] <khermans> horza, there is
[22:05] <khermans> horza, but it seems your package is broken?
[22:05] <Assid> horza: sudo apt-get install --reinstall <packagename>
[22:05] <wobblywu> which ran fine for me in feisty, for the record
[22:06] <fx|RabBit> Unable to open 'v4l://' what can that mean? google doesnt really help...
[22:06] <TheDarkKiller> Hey, I'm wondering, do I have to install NTLDR to the MBR on my Windows disk for GRUB to start it?
[22:06] <unop> wobblywu, the driver being restricted does not imply they have a negative impact on performance .. infact, they are quite well tested and probably work the best for the range of cards they support .. after all they are the vendors' binary blobs.
[22:06] <horza> assid: You win. Why isn't this in apt-get --help? grr
[22:06] <DarthSOup> khermans, do I need to check them and install them in the synaptic package manager?
[22:06] <brobostigon> !grub | TheDarkKiller
[22:06] <ubotu> TheDarkKiller: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[22:06] <Assid> horza:  man apt-get
[22:07] <TheDarkKiller> lol
[22:07] <khermans> horza, is it also possible that your XEN chunk is exceeding its allocation?
[22:07] <TheDarkKiller> I'm not completely stupid :P
[22:07] <wobblywu> unop, as I said, aside from the whole philosophical standpoint (of not agreeing with them being restricted/proprietary), the drivers are causing problems on my system (which have been reported and verified on launchpad)
[22:07] <khermans> DarthSOup, if you like
[22:07] <YouKnowMe> how do I remove a program, and everything it brought with it? Like how would I remove slimserver, along with removing mysql+the-crap-that-came-with?
[22:07] <DarthSOup> khermans: which ones do I install?
[22:07] <wobblywu> unop, considering there's an alternative to the restricted ati drivers, i was hoping to run that alternative as i did in the past and it worked fine for me
[22:07] <horza> khermans: you mean high load?
[22:07] <khermans> horza, yes or mem/swap issues
[22:08] <wobblywu> unop, however, that alternative seems to be running rather bad for me at the moment, hence my asking for help
[22:08] <Assid> err
[22:08] <unop> wobblywu, well in that case, you've just traded-off one set of problems for another -- guess you'll have to weigh one against another and choose whats best for you, eh? :)
[22:08] <khermans> DarthSOup, you can install whatever packages you want!
[22:08] <Assid> how does one make a live distro out of ubuntu
[22:08] <Assid> i want it for a thumbdrive
[22:08] <wobblywu> unop, you seem to be missing the point entirely for some reason
[22:08] <khermans> DarthSOup, after you enable universe and multiverse
[22:08] <unop> wobblywu, perhaps
[22:09] <horza> assid: http://reconstructor.aperantis.com/
[22:09] <cellofellow> any help with SD reader?
[22:09] <DarthSOup> khermans, didn't I already do that with sudo aptitude...
[22:09] <DarthSOup> ?
[22:09] <wobblywu> unop, the drivers i'm using right now used to work on this exact computer. i exchanged them for the official drivers in the past, but because of the problems i'm having with the restricted drivers i want to run the open source drivers again. however, they're not working well at all right now
[22:09] <InGunsWeTrust> I am trying to make mailto: links open in webmail. webmailcompose does not work because it says it is for .7 to 1.4 and I am running 2.0 any other ideas?
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Assid: pendrivelinux.com
[22:09] <brobostigon> !ask | cellofellow
[22:09] <ubotu> cellofellow: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[22:09] <khermans> DarthSOup, that was to update after you enabled them -- i thought you did that on your own
[22:09] <horza> khermans: hmmm, my cpu is at 100% thanks to clamscan
[22:09] <DarthSOup> khermans: how do you enable them?
[22:09] <khermans> DarthSOup, just go  to System -> administration -> software sources
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> cellofellow: A generic plug in reader or the one included with a laptop or vendor specific one?
[22:10] <khermans> horza, :-)
[22:10] <DarthSOup> khermans: yeah
[22:10] <khermans> horza, so it could be your resources
[22:10] <khermans> horza, :-)
[22:10] <cellofellow> Jack_Sparrow: included in the laptop. Not sure the make and model.
[22:10] <horza> khermans: Why only ssl though? other web pages serve up ok
[22:10] <khermans> horza, ssl is CPU intensive
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> cellofellow: Better off spending the 6 - 10 and get a universal.. they dont give out info on those which makes it extremely hard to build or get a driver
[22:11] <castigan> hey guys..can anyone give me some quick help with ubuntu server?
[22:11] <DarthSOup> khermans: what do I do from there...I already tried to input the APT lines with no apparent effect
[22:11] <InGunsWeTrust> I am trying to make mailto: links open in webmail. webmailcompose does not work because it says it is for firefox 0.7 to 1.4 and I am running 2.0, any other ideas?
[22:11] <cellofellow> Jack_Sparrow: ok. that really sucks as it would be useful to actually, well, use.
[22:11] <mindframe-> is anyone here using dmcrypt for full disk encryption?
[22:11] <khermans> DarthSOup, do it in the GUI dude
[22:11] <MadsRH> Beginner question! I get "Are you root?", how do I become root?
[22:11] <brobostigon> !ask | castigan
[22:11] <Assid> horza: what id i want to add more apps in there
[22:11] <ubotu> castigan: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[22:11] <cellofellow> I can't seem to find any information from Windows or Linux what the heck it is.
[22:11] <stasbull> what I suppose to write in :configure the network"
[22:11] <khermans> InGunsWeTrust, i told you that it is possible to edit that file
[22:11] <erawfish> !root > MadsRH
[22:11] <DarthSOup> khermans: where be that?
[22:12] <castigan> ive installed server.. but only have command line.. no desktop.
[22:12] <khermans> DarthSOup, just go  to System -> administration -> software sources
[22:12] <Jack_Sparrow> cellofellow: Helps to buy supported hardware.. at least it is an easy and inexpensive fix.
[22:12] <InGunsWeTrust> Yeah, and how do I edit it. you never answered that
[22:12] <mikeylikesit5805> castigan that is waht server is
[22:12] <brobostigon> castigan: ubuntu sever is only cli, no GUI.
[22:12] <horza> assid: you can just select apps according to site
[22:12] <DarthSOup> khermans: then what?
[22:12] <castigan> oh. i see.
[22:12] <mikeylikesit5805> if you want a desktop you need to type sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop
[22:12] <khermans> DarthSOup, then enable the repositories you want
[22:12] <castigan> im basic.. i need a server linus with like gnome or something
[22:12] <castigan> what can i use?
[22:12] <cellofellow> Jack_Sparrow: what are the chances of a laptop not built for linux being 100% supported? It's not the only driver issues with this, the nvidia hda-intel soundcard doesn't work either.
[22:12] <brobostigon> or kubuntu-desktop or xubuntu-desktop
[22:13] <ic18> would anyone be willing to help me get my broadcom wireless working on my notebook?
[22:13] <mikeylikesit5805> castigan: sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop
[22:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !hdaintel
[22:13] <ubotu> For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[22:13] <InGunsWeTrust> how do i edit a .xpi firefox extention
[22:13] <DarthSOup> khermans: they're not exactly listed there
[22:13] <cellofellow> ok. I've looked at those but they are complicated.
[22:13] <LibTech> I am having issues with my wireless. I connected last reboot, but now it won't connect. Ubuntu sees that I have a wireless device as eth1.
[22:13] <khermans> InGunsWeTrust, http://soakedandsoaped.com/articles/read/how-to-install-webmailcompose-in-firefox-2-0
[22:13] <horza> Am using encfs which works beautifully, and simple with cryptkeeper
[22:13] <castigan> says cannot find package
[22:13] <YouKnowMe> how do I remove a program completely, remove it along with everything it install with it?
[22:13] <InGunsWeTrust> thanks khermans
[22:13] <cellofellow> USB headset helps a bit with the sound problem.
[22:13] <khermans> DarthSOup, yes they are dude!
[22:14] <MadsRH> is !root> the command I have to write in the terminal?
[22:14] <brobostigon> youknowme: sudo apt-get autoremove
[22:14] <mikeylikesit5805> castigan: hold on sec
[22:14] <corporeal> i have a problem with installing postgres
[22:14] <magnetophon> YouKnowMe: have you tried synaptic?
[22:14] <DarthSOup> where exactly khermans?
[22:14] <corporeal> i do `sudo apt-get install postgresql` and it installs.... but it won't start
[22:14] <corporeal> and there's nothing in the logs
[22:14] <DarthSOup> khermans: I'm a complete n00b
[22:14] <corporeal> actually there's no logs o.o
[22:14] <khermans> DarthSOup, dude -- just look at the checkboxes
[22:14] <mikeylikesit5805> castigan: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[22:14] <mikeylikesit5805> try that
[22:15] <khermans> DarthSOup, i want to help you but this is too simple -- there are checkboxes there
[22:15] <khermans> DarthSOup, you need to check them
[22:15] <Tyczek> do you know how to install plugins into gmpc?
[22:15] <castigan> says ciouldnt find package
[22:15] <LeChacal> hey any one know what file system abbreviation to use in the mount command for a partition that fdisk marks as 'Linux raid autodectect', or just how to access this partition so that i can get files off of it
[22:15] <DarthSOup> khermans: alright...got them...they're checked
[22:15] <brobostigon> or sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop or sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[22:15] <DarthSOup> khermans: I'm a little overwhelmed presently
[22:15] <corporeal> any ideas?
[22:15] <thegooner> Hi I have tied to install Ubuntu on an XP PC to take advantage of the dual-boot option. When I get to the Partitioner I should have three options
[22:15] <mikeylikesit5805> hmm castigan do you have an internet connection
[22:16] <khermans> DarthSOup, now close it out
[22:16] <castigan> yes
[22:16] <castigan> i have DSL
[22:16] <DarthSOup> khermans: yup
[22:16] <mikeylikesit5805> can you ping google "ping google.com" in terminal
[22:16] <nickrud> bobby: ping
[22:16] <Assid> ok im outta here
[22:16] <Assid> gnight peeps
[22:16] <ultraz> my ubuntu gutsy switched back to none in appearance preference, now when i try to change to custom or any other i get this error Desktop effects could not be enabled
[22:16] <thegooner> Guided - resize is not available.Can anyone help?
[22:16] <khermans> DarthSOup, now go to system -> administration -> synaptic
[22:16] <mikeylikesit5805> also try sudo apt-get update
[22:16] <ultraz> i have been using with dual monitors
[22:16] <DarthSOup> khermans: yup
[22:16] <castigan> yes
[22:16] <ultraz> messing*
[22:16] <khermans> DarthSOup, and thats it
[22:17] <castigan> ping is active and responding fast
[22:17] <LibTech> thegooner: Did you defragment your harddrive in windows xp before you tried installing Ubuntu?
[22:17] <mikeylikesit5805> ok castigan can you do a sudo apt-get update
[22:17] <castigan> ill try now
[22:17] <DarthSOup> khermans: the original problem was trying to install BitchX, and when I ran the "./configure" command it would say: "C cannot compile an executable"
[22:17] <Switch^> Hi guys, I'm looking for a program that can resize all my pictures to 640x480 or something else
[22:17] <thegooner> Hi LibTech - no
[22:17] <khermans> DarthSOup, bitchx is in the repos
[22:17] <MrDinkles> Has flashplayer found a remedy??-- Still saying flashplayer is installed and yet doesnt work
[22:17] <DRebellion> !gimp | Switch^
[22:17] <ubotu> Switch^: gimp is an advanced image manipulation application for Ubuntu. See http://www.gimp.org for tutorials and more information.
[22:17] <Duke_Fluke> Switch^, Gimp
[22:17] <castigan> hmm
[22:18] <horza> switch: xnview
[22:18] <DRebellion> !flash | MrDinkles
[22:18] <ubotu> MrDinkles: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[22:18] <ubotu> The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[22:18] <LibTech> thegooner: It is the first step that you should take before you try the dual-boot install.
[22:18] <castigan> it says.... gutsy gibbon.. blah blah... restriced translation-en NZ ?
[22:18] <horza> xnview is simple, has batch function. Though for some reason not in ubuntu repository
[22:18] <castigan> then goes back to prompt
[22:18] <LibTech> thegooner: you may also need to run check disk. I had issues with a drive with bad sectors before.
[22:18] <horza> Much easier than gimp
[22:18] <nickrud> Switch^: nautilus-image-converter
[22:18] <mikeylikesit5805> castigan: sorry man, no clue then maybe check the forums, i'll brb
[22:18] <gerro> MrDinkles: the flash in repository is the old one adobe released a new linux flash
[22:18] <thegooner> OK - will I then get the 'guided - resize' option?
[22:19] <castigan> ok. does anyone have a good linux i can download that HAD desktop and gui?
[22:19] <MrDinkles> gerro: Where can i find the new one?
[22:19] <horza> mkdinkles: if you are amd64 prepare for some pain
[22:19] <gerro> castigan: you mean a live cd?
[22:19] <DarthSOup> khermans: what does "repos" mean?
[22:19] <DRebellion> castigan: well, since you're in the ubuntu channel...
[22:19] <khermans> castigan, ubuntu ?
[22:19] <khermans> lol
[22:19] <castigan> yer but it dont have a desktop!!@
[22:20] <khermans> DarthSOup, software repositories
[22:20] <khermans> DarthSOup, ubuntu is not like windows
[22:20] <gerro> MrDinkles: http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player_9_linux.tar.gz
[22:20] <DRebellion> !gnome | castigan
[22:20] <ubotu> castigan: gnome is a project that provides two things: The GNOME desktop environment, an intuitive and attractive desktop for end-users, users, and the GNOME development platform, an extensive framework for building applications that integrate into the rest of the desktop.
[22:20] <khermans> DarthSOup, you dont need to go find and install programs yourself
[22:20] <DRebellion> !repo | DarthSOup
[22:20] <ubotu> DarthSOup: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[22:20] <scguy318> castigan: did you get the Ubuntu Server edition?
[22:20] <castigan> yes. gnome is great.
[22:20] <castigan> but how to i get it onto ubunto server?
[22:20] <castigan> yes i did
[22:20] <horza> darthsoup: it's the place where all your software is grabbed from automatically
[22:20] <castigan> downloaded it a hour ago
[22:21] <gerro> MrDinkles: right click it choose extract then open terminal cd to where its located chmod +x the file then ./it
[22:21] <khermans> castigan, sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop ?
[22:21] <castigan> ok. 1 min
[22:21] <scguy318> castigan: that's why you have no X, what khermans said for the entire Ubuntu desktop packages
[22:21] <horza> darthsoup: you don't need to find stuff and download it yourself
[22:21] <gerro> khermans: think its apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[22:21] <Jack_Sparrow>  !repo
[22:21] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[22:21] <tevfik> hi how can i see my process..
[22:21] <DRebellion> tevfik: top, ps aux
[22:21] <darkkith> tevfik: ps aux
[22:21] <khermans> gerro, they are similar commands
[22:21] <tevfik> thanks alot
[22:21] <bruenig> ps -A > ps aux
[22:22] <DRebellion> tevfik: no probs
[22:22] <gerro> khermans: if you say so
[22:22] <khermans> gerro, ;-)
[22:22] <darkkith> tevfik: htop is a pretty way to let you see it also
[22:22] <castigan> says couldnt find any packages
[22:22] <khermans> tevfik, or atop
[22:22] <brobostigon> aptitude and apt-get do the same thing
[22:22] <DRebellion> !find ubuntu-desktop | castigan
[22:22] <ubotu> castigan: Found: edubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-desktop-kde, kubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-desktop, xubuntu-desktop
[22:22] <darkkith> !aptitude
[22:22] <gerro> tevfik: or xfce4-taskmanager very lite gui and just right click to send the program commands
[22:22] <DRebellion> !info ubuntu-desktop | castigan
[22:22] <ubotu> aptitude is another terminal-based front-end to APT. Like other APT front-ends, it can install/remove packages and their dependencies (on Dapper and earlier, however, only aptitude keeps track of unused dependencies). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptitudeSurvivalGuide
[22:22] <LibTech> thegooner: You should. If not come back and ask some more. :-)
[22:22] <ubotu> castigan: ubuntu-desktop: The Ubuntu desktop system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.79 (gutsy), package size 22 kB, installed size 48 kB
[22:22] <scguy318> castigan: are your sources.list a-ok?
[22:23] <InGunsWeTrust> webmailcompose must be out of date because it opens gmail but it doesnt go to compose
[22:23] <thegooner> Thanks libtech bye for now
[22:23] <castigan> ahh crap.... ok.. i downloaded a stripped down install then? it was only 499mb...
[22:23] <khermans> InGunsWeTrust, it might be unmaintained now
[22:23]  * darkkith pets ubotu
[22:23] <castigan> can i download a install that has desktop and install sit all?
[22:23] <scguy318> castigan: well yes, Ubuntu Server gives you a minimalist server installation
[22:23] <bruenig> InGunsWeTrust, get "Better Gmail"
[22:23] <scguy318> castigan: yes, Ubuntu desktop CD
[22:23] <khermans> Casey, it all???
[22:23] <brobostigon> castigan: the live cd
[22:23] <khermans> castigan, everything in ubuntu you mean?
[22:24] <gerro> castigan: if your dual booting or low on ram its best to use alternate install disc or the server one
[22:24] <castigan> no. i just want a desktop i can use to set up a small server
[22:24] <khermans> castigan, sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
[22:24] <khermans> i told you
[22:24] <castigan> i hi did that
[22:24] <scguy318> khermans: and he said it failed
[22:24] <brobostigon> castigan: try xubuntu
[22:24] <castigan> it said package not found
[22:24] <khermans> scguy318, not found!??1
[22:24] <scguy318> khermans: probably his sources.list
[22:24] <MrDinkles> gerro: ./ says its a directory
[22:25] <sybariten> ok... is there a swedish ubuntu channel?
[22:25] <LjL> !se | sybariten
[22:25] <ubotu> sybariten: Svensk Ubuntu- och Kubuntusupport hittar du pa #ubuntu-se resp. #kubuntu-se
[22:25] <brobostigon> !sw
[22:25] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sw - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:25] <LjL> sigh
[22:25] <iostat> !se
[22:25] <khermans> scguy318, its in main!
[22:25] <gerro> castigan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fluxbox
[22:25] <sybariten> thanks ubotu
[22:25] <lkerim> when
[22:25] <gerro> MrDinkles: cd into that directory then
[22:25] <lkerim> i restart apache
[22:25] <scguy318> khermans: if the install commented out main because APT mirror did not respond, then it wont be ther
[22:25] <lkerim> i take a warning
[22:25] <scguy318> *there
[22:26] <MrDinkles> put it in a folder =/
[22:26] <MrDinkles> gerro: put it in folder Flash
[22:26] <khermans> castigan, did you type the command correctly?
[22:26] <lkerim> httpd (No pid file) not running
[22:26] <lkerim> what doees that mean
[22:26] <redd0t> hey does anybody have a problem with xorg randomly crashing using gutsy
[22:26] <gerro> MrDinkles yes pwd should list the flash directory
[22:26] <Starnestommy> lkerim: that means apache wasn't running when you tried to restart it
[22:26] <lkerim> hmm
[22:26] <MrKeuner> can evolution be integrated to work with clamav?
[22:26] <castigan> sigh
[22:26] <lkerim> what must i do Starnestommy
[22:26] <gerro> redd0t: nope seems like your motherboard is dieing
[22:27] <Starnestommy> lkerim: how are you trieng to restart it?
[22:27] <tevfik> hey guys, how about your xorg cpu usage?(%) mine is 54% do you think something wrong?
[22:27] <khermans> castigan, obviously something is wrong then
[22:27] <am3r1ca> someone please help me...i have been on and off in the chat but no answers
[22:27] <castigan> ok
[22:27] <gerro> redd0t: might want to check your bios update advisaries
[22:27] <am3r1ca> total wifi problems
[22:27] <castigan> well i downloaded the cd iso
[22:27] <castigan> bruned it
[22:27] <scguy318> castigan: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list, uncomment the line for main repository, sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
[22:27] <unop> MrKeuner, ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=84423
[22:27] <khermans> castigan, you dont want the server though dude, you want desktop
[22:27] <castigan> installed server ubuntu
[22:27] <scguy318> castigan: or that
[22:27] <MrKeuner> unop: thanks been there, no help
[22:28] <tevfik> hey guys, how about your xorg cpu usage?(%) mine is 54% do you think something wrong?
[22:28] <castigan> i want a box i can run as a server and have shared folders that can be accessed from windows network.
[22:28] <lkerim> Starnestommy,  what is the solution
[22:28] <sybariten> i have booted up from a live CD, with my ubuntu live distro on a USB stick mounted. i think i need to fix the sudoers file. SHould it normally start with a question mark?
[22:28] <lkerim> i never took this error before
[22:28] <khermans> castigan, you want samba
[22:28] <gerro> castigan: don't install ubuntu-desktop then
[22:28] <Starnestommy> lkerim: try sudo invoke-rc.d apache2 start
[22:28] <castigan> it wouldnt install samba...
[22:28] <khermans> castigan, what is the exact error mesage
[22:28] <castigan> so i just wanted to get a gui up so i could figure it out
[22:28] <scguy318> castigan: check your /etc/apt/sources.list or regenerate them
[22:28] <khermans> castigan, and you need to pastebin your sources.list
[22:28] <gerro> castigan: try a minimal x environment like blackbox or fluxbox and don't use gdm use startx for when you need it can setup ssh to forward the x server too
[22:28] <am3r1ca> can anyone help with wifi driver problems?
[22:29] <MrDinkles> gerro: yea, shows the directory, how do i install it?
[22:29] <scguy318> gerro: how would I get Fluxbox working via startx? I'm curious :)
[22:29] <boudha> is there a better website than limewire for music using Ubuntu
[22:29] <Cleanser23> does anyone know a good program to burn .img files?
[22:29] <lkerim> now
[22:29] <scguy318> !p2p | boudha
[22:29] <ubotu> boudha: Peer-to-peer filesharing clients are available for several networks/protocols, including !BitTorrent, !Gnutella, !eDonkey, !DirectConnect, !SoulSeek - Multi-protocol engines include !MLDonkey and !giFT - See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/P2PFileSharing for general information
[22:29] <Duke_Fluke> !samba | castigan
[22:29] <ubotu> castigan: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT.
[22:30] <gerro> scguy318: you create a .xinitrc that lists exec fluxbox
[22:30] <boudha> ty
[22:30] <am3r1ca> can anyone help with wifi driver problems?
[22:30] <scguy318> gerro: that's all? cool
[22:30] <Cleanser23> am3rlca wuts wrong
[22:30] <khermans> !wifi | am3r1ca
[22:30] <ubotu> am3r1ca: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[22:30] <gerro> scguy318: read man startx
[22:30] <scguy318> gerro: I remember doing something like that but got blanko
[22:30] <lkerim> Starnestommy,  just before i made /etc/init.d/apache2 restart and it says httpd no pid file not running now i make your command and says httpd already running
[22:30] <Duke_Fluke> am3r1ca,  whats your issue?
[22:30] <scguy318> gerro: I sure did
[22:30] <lkerim> does it make sense
[22:30] <Flare183> dialup help needed; tring to help a friend get the internet wokring using dialup
[22:30] <Cleanser23> Does anyone know a good program to burn .img files?
[22:31] <am3r1ca> cleanser23: thanks...i get a modprobe error: inserting iwlwifi_rc80211_simple
[22:31] <Starnestommy> lkerim: it probably started up when it said it wasn't running
[22:31] <larsonnick> Hey guys I have had dual monitor (Ext flatscreen and laptop screen) working for about two days, did an update/upgrade and rebooted and its gone real poor quality, the resolutions have dropped from 1480x1024 or whatever to 1280x1024, i try reconfiguring the way i did but it donesnt change im usin gubunty gutsy any ideas?
[22:31] <am3r1ca> and my dmesg shows some erros too
[22:31] <am3r1ca> ive tried ndiswrapper...noluck
[22:31] <gerro> scguy318: some systems might call it .xserverrc too think thats other distros
[22:31] <khermans> Cleanser23, just rename to .iso
[22:31] <imaginator> am3r1ca: what are those errors?  presumably the kernel is unable to attach to the wifi device for some reason, during the initialization of the driver.
[22:31] <am3r1ca> i even went to linux wifi and upgraded the kernel to some new drivers
[22:32] <Cleanser23> am3rlca dang sorry i dont know how to fix that, when i got conflicting modprobe erros i found some gueds and stuff that involved blacklisting but i dk
[22:32] <lkerim> hmm oki
[22:32] <Cleanser23> khermans really? thanks
[22:32] <horza> larsonnick: I had same thing. I changed monitor from Plug'n'Play to "LCD 1280x1024" in System->Administration->Screens and Graphics
[22:32] <scguy318> gerro: okay, thanks
[22:32] <am3r1ca> yeah, i already blacklisted the rt8xxx but no luck
[22:33] <am3r1ca> imaginator: do you want me to paste dmesg link??
[22:33] <khermans> Cleanser23, let me know it that works
[22:33] <gerro> scguy318: you find any neat tricks tell me k real *box fan here
[22:33] <Cleanser23> khermans, nope k3b still says it seems unusable
[22:33] <unop> Anyone here know of a way to get a 6th Generation ipod working together with ubuntu. i've tried gtkpod, it copies files over, etc but the ipod still doesn't see any songs ...
[22:33] <nano__> I need help, i'm having trouble installing the IEEE80211 subsystem I think they call it
[22:33] <khermans> Cleanser23, what does the file command report ?  --> file foo.img
[22:33] <darkkith> unop: you need to get a newer libgpod
[22:33] <imaginator> am3r1ca: that might help.  the relevant parts after you run modprobe.
[22:33] <horza> unop: samsung do good mp3 players, and they even recognise ogg
[22:33] <InGunsWeTrust> With Better Gmail when I click a mailto link it opens a new firefox tab and the gmail "Loading" thing just stays there forever
[22:33] <am3r1ca> ok...just a min
[22:34] <scguy318> nano__: Ubuntu comes with it if I'm not mistaken
[22:34] <gerro> unop: does rhythmbox have ipod support?
[22:34] <unop> darkkith, the vanilla libgpod or the one available in the ubuntu reps?
[22:34] <scguy318> gerro: alright, will do :)
[22:34] <Cleanser23> data
[22:34] <Cleanser23> khermans data
[22:34] <^A^kira> some1 please can tell me how can i check ntfs partition under ubuntu?!
[22:34] <unop> horza, well, i already have this ipod eh ;)
[22:34] <nano__> im running an older version for now, 6.06 LTS
[22:34] <Cleanser23> khermans i also have a .ccd and a .sub if that helps
[22:34] <khermans> Cleanser23, oh now you tell me!
[22:34] <unop> gerro, it does .. but what you can do with it is quite limited
[22:34] <khermans> Cleanser23, those are CLoneCD files
[22:35] <Cleanser23> khermans, and to burn them?
[22:35] <khermans> Cleanser23, i am not sure if there is a way to convert, let me check
[22:35] <unop> !info libgpod
[22:35] <ubotu> Package libgpod does not exist in gutsy
[22:35] <am3r1ca> now when i dmesg all i get is: [ 6031.863079] wlan0: TKIP decrypt failed for RX frame from 00:1d:5a:45:fd:89 (res=-3)
[22:35] <khermans> Cleanser23, you unerstand that even if you burn them, they may not work right?
[22:35] <darkkith> unop: dunno, i know that the one in the rep's does not have the newest of the new secret apple cracking hacking tekniq.  i added a source and got a newer libgpod and amarok sync's well with my ipod touch, albeit unbearably slowly over wifi
[22:35] <Cleanser23> khermans, why not?
[22:35] <redd0t> gerro: is it definitely the motherboard dying. like there isnt any other possible explanation
[22:35] <lkerim> another problem is apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[22:35] <khermans> Cleanser23, clonecd is used to copy protected discs with cracker protections on them
[22:35]  * ^A^kira going to suicide - rm -rf /
[22:35] <^A^kira> ..............................
[22:35] <lkerim> what is solution
[22:35] <imaginator> ^A^kira: what's wrong?
[22:35] <LjL> ^A^kira: don't say that even jokingly
[22:35] <khermans> Cleanser23, if this is one of those discs, converting it will lose all that ata
[22:35] <darkkith> unop: it also required me to update my version of gtkpod and/or amarok. let me see if i have the sources still
[22:36] <Cleanser23> khermans, well the images work
[22:36] <am3r1ca> imaginator: whats better roming or manual config?
[22:36] <khermans> Cleanser23, what do you mean/
[22:36] <^A^kira> some1 please can tell me how can i check ntfs partition under ubuntu?!
[22:36] <darkkith> !ipod
[22:36] <ubotu> For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto See !rockbox for information on liberating your iPod
[22:36] <scguy318> ^A^kira: you don't, boot to something Windows
[22:36] <^A^kira> i have a trouble fith hdd and have to check which of them exactly
[22:36] <nano__> scguy318: im running an older version for now, 6.06 LTS
[22:36] <darkkith> read that, and the source i have is "ppa"
[22:36] <darkkith> unop: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ipod-touch/ubuntu gutsy main
[22:36] <horza> unop: I like ipod and would certainly pay for an iphone if I didn't know Apple will deliberately break any attempt I make at trying to use it with anything but OS X
[22:36] <unop> darkkith, i could go and get the vanilla source and compile it .. based on what you say, it might be a problem with the current libgpod
[22:36] <Gekkomon_Shogun> someone tell me how to get the install started
[22:36] <khermans> Cleanser23, oh i found it
[22:36] <^A^kira> doh.... scguy318 tnx
[22:36] <khermans> Cleanser23, ccd2iso -> http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion#ccd2iso
[22:37] <imaginator> am3r1ca: I use a manual config.  I don't know how well roming works
[22:37] <Cleanser23> khermans thanks bud
[22:37] <lkerim> any answer apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[22:37] <khermans> Cleanser23, np
[22:37] <darkkith> unop: positive it is.  i was able to sync my ipod touch with the same problem you mention here until i fixed by new libgpod from the "ppa" sources
[22:37] <am3r1ca> is there any other command that would help, iwconfig, ifconfig
[22:37] <horza> lkerim: you can ignore that message if you are using it for testing
[22:38] <sco50000> horza: what does that message mean?
[22:38] <sco50000> i used to always get that message
[22:38] <gerro> am3r1ca: try iwlist scan
[22:38] <lkerim> hmm
[22:38] <castigan> ok. i installed ubuntu desktop yesterday... but when i shared folders no one could access them via the windows network
[22:38] <horza> sco50000: it means you haven't set a default domain name for that server
[22:38] <unop> darkkith, cool .. i'll give this a shot .. just a question tho .. silly one, but have to make sure .. these packages here aren't specific to the ipod touch are they?
[22:38] <DefineKyleThyne> I've got a quick question about the CompizFusion Desktop Cube if anyone wants to try and help me.
[22:38] <gerro> am3r1ca: if your using ndiswrapper then rmmod it and modprobe ndiswrapper again to start over testing it fresh
[22:38] <lkerim> actually
[22:39] <darkkith> the ppa *might* be
[22:39] <am3r1ca> wlan0     No scan results
[22:39] <lkerim> i am begginer in apache
[22:39] <neverblue> castigan, what were you using to share them ?
[22:39] <lkerim> but i try to make web sşşte
[22:39] <darkkith> unop: i doubt it tho, the only difference in syncing with ipod touch is you mount via sshfs
[22:39] <am3r1ca> not using ndiswrapper anymore
[22:39] <castigan> just what came with ubuntu desktop.
[22:39] <lkerim> web site with apache
[22:39] <Juan_Ace> Hello! I'm having some trouble starting up my ubuntu 7.10. I don't know why. I can only start it with recovery mode...
[22:39] <castigan> smb i think it said.
[22:39] <horza> sco50000: since we all use vhosting these days I'm not sure it's any use any more (though I'm not expert)
[22:39] <am3r1ca> it says that wlan0 doesn exit
[22:39] <am3r1ca> but i am obviously connected
[22:39] <darkkith> unop: i gave up on wifi based syncing a while ago and resolved myself to itunes in windows (not even with vmware, ugh, if only it could be so easy)
[22:39] <neverblue> castigan, well, what 'just comes with Ubuntu' needs to be configured
[22:39] <castigan> i could see the shares via windows.. but could not access
[22:40] <gerro> darkkith: you tried virtualbox?
[22:40] <neverblue> castigan, which one are you sharing, the windows shares or the Ubuntu shares ?
[22:40] <UberDay> can anyone help me with a issue im haveing?
[22:40] <castigan> ok. on my 'server' i have two 160 gig sata drives.. one has ubuntu on it.. the other has windows files..ntfs.
[22:40] <neverblue> castigan, when you reply to someone, it makes it alot easier if you add that persons nick in front, so they can see who your talking to
[22:40] <unop> darkkith, well, I did really want to use ipodlinux/rockbox on my ipod .. but i didnt realize they are incompatible with the new ipods .. so shucks, I had to use itunes for a while .. but it's a pain
[22:41] <castigan> i want to share them over the netowork
[22:41] <am3r1ca> at boot it always says: modprobe error inserting iwlwifi_rc80211_simple
[22:41] <castigan> sorry.
[22:41] <lkerim> there are lote sof problem in ubuntu 7.10
[22:41] <DefineKyleThyne> wait, nvm found a forum with my answer.
[22:41] <horza> lkerim: Yes. I installed 7.10 myself but for anyone else I wouldn't go through the pain and would install Feisty
[22:42] <neverblue> castigan, which, is 'them'
[22:42] <neverblue> castigan, a windows share, or a linux share ?
[22:42] <darkkith> gerro: i have not but i doubt it would work
[22:42] <castigan> i would like to share the windows driver..
[22:42] <castigan> sorry the windows drive...
[22:42] <lkerim> i cannot set volume from PCM
[22:42] <neverblue> castigan, a windows drive, then you share that on the windows box, that has nothing to do with Ubuntu
[22:42] <lkerim> i install first ubuntu 7.10 there is no sound
[22:42] <darkkith> gerro: not really wanting to try it without absolute verification that it works before hand.  primarily the usb passthrough part to itunes, and itunes actually recognizing the ipod
[22:43] <castigan> nooo... i have two drives in the linux bos. i want them to be accessed by the windows network.
[22:43] <castigan> surely this can be done.
[22:43] <neverblue> castigan, when you reply to someone, it makes it alot easier if you add that persons nick in front, so they can see who your talking to
[22:43] <gerro> darkkith: yeah using usb is odd
[22:43] <castigan> ok neverblue
[22:43] <erawfish> castigan: samba
[22:43] <Gekkomon_Shogun> can someone help me
[22:43] <LDS_Trooper> Hello, I need a hand with a new "Internal Error" I am getting in Ubuntu
[22:43] <neverblue> castigan, I'll ask you this one last time, are you sharing your windows share, or your Ubuntu shares ?
[22:44] <Djerkaf> Hello, I have an Ubuntu related problem, and I think I have to update my motherboard. Anyone who knows a lot about motherboards? (I am sorry, I don't know where else to turn)
[22:44] <imaginator> castigan: do you have SMB file sharing setup?  there is something called SAMBA you should read about.
[22:44] <neverblue> !samba | castigan
[22:44] <ubotu> castigan: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT.
[22:44] <darkkith> unop: itunes does blow but after digging into it, i like itunes playlist flexibility more than amarok's, and there are much fewer bugs in itunes, believe it or not.  the main thing that bothered me was not being able to update the library based on new mp3's showing up in a folder, which i have since resolved with a program called "itunes folder watch" which uses the itunes script api to inject "new" music into the library
[22:44] <erawfish> Djerkaf: what problem?
[22:44] <neverblue> castigan, good luck
[22:44] <castigan> neverblue, i want to share a windows ntfs driver with all our apps on it... from a linux box
[22:44] <LDS_Trooper> !HAL |LDS_Troooper
[22:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hal - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:44] <castigan> i used samba!!
[22:44] <Devourer> How do I get Sound Juicer to rip audio files from a CD into mp3 format?
[22:44] <neverblue> like I said castigan good luck
[22:44] <castigan> but the drives were not accessable!!
[22:44] <castigan> geez
[22:45] <castigan> good luck thanks.
[22:45] <erawfish> castigan: it doesn't need to to be a windows drive
[22:45] <erawfish> castigan: when you share a folder over the network the filesystem it uses doesn't matter for the networked clients
[22:45] <castigan> yes.i know this
[22:45] <erawfish> !ntfs-3g | castigan
[22:45] <ubotu> castigan: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[22:45] <LDS_Trooper> I am getting an Internal Error at start up that says "Failed to initiate HAL" ??
[22:46] <castigan> but when i shared the drives and tried to access from windows.. it says cannot access.. do not have permission.
[22:46] <Djerkaf> erawfish: I can't install Ubuntu server, it says "bios age (1999) fails cutoff (2000)"   I have discussed this in this chat earlier today but we didn't find any solution. So I think I will have to update my motherboard. I am not sure if I have found the right bios/drivers and don't know which version name I should go after.
[22:46] <scguy318> Djerkaf: can't you boot with say, acpi=off?
[22:46] <unop> darkkith, ohh .. i'm not saying i like itunes or dislike it either .. i'm quite against using applications like it or amarok, gtkpod, etc ..i personally prefer to just mount the ipod, drag and drop files over and be done with it .. but but but ..
[22:46] <nikin> !webcam
[22:46] <ubotu> Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[22:47] <scguy318> Djerkaf: the warning is ACPI-related, you aren't planning to hibernate/suspend anytime soon right? :P
[22:47] <Djerkaf> scguy318: No, that does not work. I have tried other options too, like acpi=oldboot , noapic nolapic , pci=routeirq , and some others, but nothing works.
[22:48] <scguy318> Djerkaf: I guess a BIOS update is in the works then :(
[22:48] <mattgyver83> Hi room.  Can different users be setup to login to different networks?
[22:48] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Sorry, don't know either the word hibernate or suspend. ;D
[22:48] <chimp> How can I set it so ubuntu mounts my other drives/partitions upon login?
[22:48] <unop> mattgyver83, depends on what you mean by networks here
[22:49] <IAmNotMe> Hey there, I'm trying to get my wireless card to work and dont know where to start, can somebody help me out?
[22:49] <unop> !info fstab
[22:49] <unop> !fstab
[22:49] <ubotu> Package fstab does not exist in gutsy
[22:49] <ubotu> The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[22:49] <unop> chimp, ^^
[22:49] <chimp> Cheers
[22:49] <Djerkaf> scguy318: I come to the partitioning part of the installation. The name of the disk is not always shown, but anyway, when I want to apply the changes to the disk, the screen turns blue and I can do nothing what so ever.
[22:50] <mattgyver83> unop, i want my login to connect to my household LAN and my work accnt to connect to the work LAN upon login.
[22:50] <scguy318> Djerkaf: hibernation is when you suspend to RAM, suspending is when you put your machine into low-power state
[22:50] <scguy318> *suspend to disk
[22:50] <mattgyver83> Each time i change the network on one, it effects the other.
[22:50] <scguy318> Djerkaf: suspending is suspend to RAM
[22:50] <unop> mattgyver83, you mean like wireless and wired networks ??
[22:50] <mattgyver83> unop, yes.
[22:50] <scguy318> Djerkaf: mm, perhaps at the moment you're gonna apply the changes switch to tty4?
[22:51] <scguy318> Djerkaf: watch the messages, maybe a fault
[22:51] <unop> mattgyver83, i'm quite sure the network-manager applet handles this
[22:51] <Devourer> Is there a program that can convert ogg to mp3?
[22:51] <scguy318> Devourer: probably ffmpeg?
[22:51] <Switch^> Devourer: yes, but there's no need
[22:51] <pike_> Devourer: im sure audacity also
[22:51] <Devourer> Switch^: Why not? Lol.
[22:51] <Djerkaf> scguy318: I got the tip to press alt+f4, but when the screen gets blue and it's going to start formatting the disk, I can do -nothing- ... =/
[22:51] <unop> Devourer, because oggs are better than mp3s :)
[22:51] <magnetophon> Duke_Fluke: After some research i found pata_marvell (wich is the module that is loaded) should work in legacy mode, for the first two ports. I will reboot and try that. Thanks so far!
[22:52] <pike_> lossy to lossy = morelossy
[22:52] <Devourer> unop: But some things aren't compatible with ogg... =\
[22:52] <scguy318> Djerkaf: I recall that when I was doing a text-mode install, kept freezing with keyboard lights flashing during partitioning, I figured out later it was bad RAM
[22:52] <thannoy> Devourer: "oggdec" to get a wave then "lame" to get mp3
[22:52] <et-0nli> hi is there any way to install language pack
[22:52] <scguy318> Djerkaf: kernel had paniced during the partitioning
[22:52] <CaBlGuY> ok, do we have a NON-LIVE CD I can get that's 64 bit?
[22:52] <CaBlGuY> I'm havin major issues with the LIVE CD version of it..
[22:52] <koalla> j #ubuntu-br
[22:52] <scguy318> CaBlGuY: should be an alternate CD for AMD64
[22:52] <scguy318> koalla: you forgot your / :)
[22:52] <Switch^> CaBlGuY: every cd can perform an oem install
[22:52] <koalla>  #ubuntu-br
[22:53] <CaBlGuY> ok, how do I do a text install with the Live CD?
[22:53] <Djerkaf> scguy318: But I have had Windows XP on it (please don't get cocky now ;)  and it has worked fine. :S
[22:53] <azm0d3us> could someone please tell me the command to install gnome desktop?
[22:53] <CaBlGuY> whats the commands?
[22:53] <et-0nli> hi is there any way to install language pack
[22:53] <scguy318> Djerkaf: XP hides errors :P
[22:53] <brobostigon> cabiguy: you cany do text with live cd, you need alternate cd.
[22:53] <brobostigon> cant
[22:54] <scguy318> azm0d3us: the entire Ubuntu desktop can be installed via sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
[22:54] <Switch^> CaBlGuY: why can't you install using the live-cd?
[22:54] <mattgyver83> unop, i have yet to find anything of the such.  Your speaking of System-Administration-Network ??
[22:54] <tomg___> azm0d3us sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop ?
[22:54] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Do you think I should try to use one RAM at the time then?
[22:54] <azm0d3us> scguy318: ty
[22:54] <CaBlGuY> Switch^:  CD keeps freezin up..  I've tried it several; times now..
[22:54] <scguy318> Djerkaf: run memtest on your RAM
[22:54] <scguy318> Djerkaf: and probably test each memory module
[22:54] <CaBlGuY> and I rather prefer the non live version anyway..
[22:55] <scguy318> Djerkaf: hopefully if RAM is the issue, would rat out the bad module :)
[22:55] <Switch^> CaBlGuY: then do oem install, reinstall xp, and then reinstall grub
[22:55] <InGunsWeTrust> Better Gmail seems to not be working either sadly so I still have the problem: I want to open webmail with mailto: links
[22:55] <Djerkaf> scguy318: I tried some bootable memory test program once, and it took -forever- to test. I'd rather not do that. :/
[22:55] <CaBlGuY> Switch^:  I aint got XP on this hdd..  just Linux..
[22:55] <unop> !info network-manager
[22:55] <ubotu> network-manager: network management framework daemon. In component main, is optional. Version 0.6.5-0ubuntu16.7.10.0 (gutsy), package size 265 kB, installed size 664 kB
[22:55] <unop> mattgyver83, ^^
[22:55] <scguy318> Djerkaf: memtest86+? do it overnight
[22:56] <mattgyver83> thanks
[22:56] <Switch^> CaBlGuY: my mistake; just do oem install
[22:56] <jason_123> how can i get my cam to work in kopete
[22:56] <CaBlGuY> So, I can do a text only.. (nox) install with OEM?
[22:56] <brobostigon> CaBIguy: try the alternate cd then
[22:56] <fizzle> hey all, i need some help. im runnin on gnome (im not on ubuntu) however, ubuntu uses gnome so maybe someone can help
[22:56] <fizzle> metacity hasnt registered a configuration tool
[22:56] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Yes, that program. (Can't do it over night because of personal reasons.)
[22:56] <et-0nli> hi is there any way to install language pack
[22:56] <jason_123> it say this  I cannot find the jasper image convert program.
[22:56] <jason_123> jasper is required to render the yahoo webcam images
[22:56] <fizzle> i need to make metacity register a configuration tool
[22:56] <jason_123> what jasper
[22:56] <fizzle> everything works except when i try to click on Preferences -> Window
[22:56] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Maybe tomorrow, - How long should it take, approximately?
[22:56] <fizzle> it says i need to register  a config utility
[22:57] <tomg___> et-0nli which one?
[22:57] <scguy318> Djerkaf: depends, but once you've found error, you've got it
[22:57] <et-0nli> chinese
[22:57]  * CaBlGuY goes lookin on the website for alt. CD 64 bit ISO...
[22:57] <scguy318> Djerkaf: for me took like 30 minutes or so before errors cropped up :P
[22:57] <kurt> hello everyone i'm having a problem with my wireless still
[22:57] <kurt> i have a sony vaio
[22:57] <tomg___> et-0nli install language-pack-zh in synaptic
[22:57] <brobostigon> cabiguy: try cdimage.ubuntu.com as well
[22:57] <benzss> what's the command that allows you to choose java options
[22:57] <kurt> and it seems that the wireless lan switch is asleep even though it's on on
[22:57] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Shouldn't it just be simpler to try one RAM at the time? It would take like 15 minutes. ;)
[22:58] <et-0nli> can i du from terminal sudo apt-get install language-pack-zh
[22:58] <kurt> does anyone know how to force it to be on?
[22:58]  * Reggi1 drop kicks winblows laptop for being so dang slow on runescape
[22:58] <Djerkaf> scguy318: but of course it would be annoying if all three didn't work. ^^
[22:58] <tomg___> et-0nli yea, i just didnt know if you were terminal-phobic :D
[22:58]  * kurt dropkicks ruinscape for being such a horrible game
[22:58] <fizzle> can someone help me please?
[22:58] <chimp> Is there a command i can use to find what the device name ie. hda etc. all my  hard drives have?
[22:59] <brobostigon> !ask | fizzle
[22:59] <ubotu> fizzle: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question -- All On One Line, so others can read it and follow it easily --. and if anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[22:59] <unop> chimp, sudo fdisk -l
[22:59]  * Reggi1 dropkicks Kurt for dropkicking runescape cause runescape is cool
[22:59] <flush> yo
[22:59] <lusepuster> !please > fizzle
[22:59] <flush> my wifi used to work 5/5 and now i dont know why, it always makes everything lag and i see a process "wpa_supplicant" appearing and disappearing in intervals of like 3 seconds.. everything laggs until i run "ifconfig ath0 down", any idea ?
[22:59] <Gekkomon_Shogun> will someone plz help me
[22:59] <miked> how would i ask, if i had a question to ask?
[22:59] <fizzle> !please Gekkomon_Shogun
[22:59] <InGunsWeTrust> I want to open webmail with mailto: links. I have tried Better Gmail 2 and webmailcompose and both of them do the same thing: It opens gmail but it stays on "Loading..." forever
[22:59] <fizzle> lol
[22:59] <chimp> Thanks unop
[22:59] <scguy318> Djerkaf: yes
[22:59] <scguy318> Djerkaf: test a stick at a time
[22:59]  * Reggi1 likes runescape
[22:59] <kurt> anyone know how to force a wireless lan button to stay on in ubuntu
[22:59] <et-0nli> do i ned to restaart my webb browser
[22:59] <CaBlGuY> *sigh*...
[22:59] <Spee_Der> Gekkomon_Shogun, what's up ? Dunn'o if I can help, but someone might
[22:59] <fizzle> i get this error when tryingf to use Preferances -> Window
[23:00] <brobostigon> whats runescape??
[23:00] <fizzle> Window manager "Metacity" has not registered a configuration too
[23:00] <scguy318> miked: you would ask your question in as much detail and clarity as possible
[23:00] <ray_> runescape is a free online mmo
[23:00] <lusepuster> Okay really minor issue here but some icons, eg the update manager icon, are scaled and therefore blurry and ugly  in the panel, why is that and can it be fixed? I like the little details be right
[23:00] <CaBlGuY> this is the only one that keeps showing up...  ubuntu-7.10-desktop-amd64.iso..  not a alt CD...
[23:00] <CaBlGuY> any help?
[23:00] <chimp> Erm, second question, is there another command that will list all mounted devices and their mount point /dev locations etc?
[23:00] <Gekkomon_Shogun> i downloaded ubuntu powerpc burned it using nero and it still wont install Y is tha
[23:00] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Then I have to ask; If the installation is successful, can I just put in other sticks later, without installation?
[23:00] <kurt> runescape is a horrible game
[23:00] <ballongen> i think avant window manager is complicated and blurry, is there another one, better?
[23:00] <th01> chimp mount
[23:00] <scguy318> Djerkaf: sure
[23:01] <chimp> heh
[23:01] <chimp> so simple
[23:01] <chimp> Ta
[23:01] <ballongen> i like eye candy. so a great eyecandy-cool-dock?
[23:01] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, I guess a bit more detail is needed - what are you trying to install it on, and where does it stop?
[23:01] <Spee_Der> Gekkomon_Shogun, sory mate, can't answer that for you.....
[23:01] <InGunsWeTrust> I want to open webmail with mailto: links. I have tried Better Gmail 2 and webmailcompose and both of them do the same thing: It opens gmail but it stays on "Loading..." forever
[23:01] <th01> chimp I can make it harder if it will make you feel better
[23:01] <scguy318> CaBlGuY: http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/, get the ubuntu-7.10-alternate-amd64.iso
[23:01] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Then I will try it ammediately. With acpi=off. ^^  I'll be back in a while and write the results!
[23:01] <CaBlGuY> scguy318:  looking now..
[23:01] <scguy318> Djerkaf: sure, good luck
[23:01] <chimp> cheers, i dont feel satisfied if i dont have to work for the solutions th01
[23:02] <kurt> anyone know how to force a wireless lan switch to stay on in ubuntu
[23:02] <Gekkomon_Shogun> 32bit vista home preumium and it doesent read the disk at start up
[23:02] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Thank you, thank you.
[23:02] <ballongen> kurt: mine is online forever :)
[23:02] <scguy318> Djerkaf: no problem
[23:02] <kurt> did you tape the 13th prong?
[23:02] <InGunsWeTrust> I want to open webmail with mailto: links. I have tried Better Gmail 2 and webmailcompose and both of them do the same thing: It opens gmail but it stays on "Loading..." forever
[23:02] <creature> Hello. Can I create an arbitrary mapping in /dev/mapper for a given block device? How?
[23:02] <kurt> ballogen : how'd you do it?
[23:02] <CaBlGuY> scguy318:  what's gobuntu?
[23:02] <ManicMechE> question
[23:02] <et-0nli> is there any way to translate a webb site from chinese to english
[23:03] <ballongen> et-0nli: cant google translate do that?
[23:03] <ManicMechE> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 6.06 on my TiBook
[23:03] <ballongen> kurt: connect, and voila.
[23:03] <scguy318> CaBlGuY: Ubuntu that's 100% FOSS software, no nothing propreitary
[23:03] <scguy318> *proprietary
[23:03] <ManicMechE> but it refuses to recognize the CD as bootable
[23:03] <InGunsWeTrust> I want to open webmail with mailto: links. I have tried Better Gmail 2 and webmailcompose and both of them do the same thing: It opens gmail but it stays on "Loading..." forever
[23:03] <noelferreira> it is secure to install the new beta release of ubuntu?
[23:03] <kurt> ballogen : connect?? mines connected and on but it's not sending radio on frequenceies
[23:04] <CaBlGuY> Hmmmmm
[23:04] <CaBlGuY> ok...
[23:04] <nixnoob> how do i kill an xserver on display 3 for example?
[23:04] <scguy318> nixnoob: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[23:04] <ballongen> kurt: oh, i see my networks, and i press connect, and it stays connect, sorry for confusing you.
[23:04] <bobby> nickrud: hi... how are you doing?
[23:04] <kurt> no problem
[23:04] <nixnoob> scguy318, but wont that kill all the xservers?
[23:04] <noelferreira> it is secure to install the new beta release of ubuntu?
[23:04] <yusuo> hi i was wondering how i would go about gettin ubuntu to shutdown at a specific time
[23:04] <bcardarella> What is the command line command for adding a user to a group?
[23:04] <kurt> yusuo : use crontab
[23:05] <scguy318> nixnoob: mm, true, Ctrl-Alt-Backspace on :3?
[23:05]  * CaBlGuY decides to stick with Ubuntu for now.. :p
[23:05] <yusuo> wat would the commant be
[23:05] <brobostigon> yusuo: also look at the shutdown command
[23:05] <Starnestommy> bcardarella: sudo adduser username groupname?
[23:05] <nixnoob> scguy318, it doesnt work unfortunately
[23:05] <kurt> shutdown -h now
[23:05] <ManicMechE> bleh
[23:05] <ManicMechE> I'll come back later
[23:05] <bcardarella> Starnestommy: even if the user already exists?
[23:05] <yusuo> thanks went to google and saved the day as usual
[23:05] <scguy318> nixnoob: dunno then :(
[23:06] <Starnestommy> bcardarella: yes
[23:06] <nixnoob> scguy318, thnx for trying.
[23:06] <bcardarella> Starnestommy: cool, thanks
[23:06] <chimp> The file system "type" for my NTFS hard drives mounted is listed as fuseblk what does this mean?
[23:07] <scguy318> chimp: means you're using NTFS-3G probably, because it's a FUSE filesystem
[23:07] <_moro_bana_> can anyone help please, my beryl crashes when i load
[23:07] <rickympl> hi, trying to open an avi using the command line and trying to use another soundcard, however i am not being successful, using: mplayer "file.avi" −ao alsa:device=hw=2.0, aplay -l = card 2: Live [SBLive 5.1 [SB0060]], device 0: emu10k1 [ADC Capture/Standard PCM Playback], what am i missing?
[23:07] <chimp> k
[23:08] <_moro_bana_> nickrud:
[23:08] <sco50000> kubuntu has cd and dvd download, are the cds live like the dvds?
[23:09] <noelferreira> it is secure to install the new beta release of ubuntu?
[23:09] <CaBlGuY> scguy318:  gettin it now..   thanks for the help  ;)
[23:09] <tomg___> noelferreira dont count on it
[23:09] <Darkmystere> Will some 1 walk me through installing ubuntu to the new partions i have with live cd and restoring windows bootloader
[23:09] <noelferreira> thanks
[23:09] <tomg___> noelferreira but i run it anyway :D just for the fun
[23:10] <Gekkomon_Shogun> gets mad when ppl never answer his Questions
[23:10] <ballongen> Darkmystere: there should be a couple of howtos for that
[23:10] <Gekkomon_Shogun> i
[23:10] <ballongen> Gekkomon_Shogun:  what question
[23:10] <Gekkomon_Shogun> get
[23:10] <pike_> Darkmystere: just go crazy. itll be a learning experience
[23:10] <Darkmystere> ballogen: Well i know i followed 1 and i didnt pre partion it killed windows 12 times add that up 2hours per windows install.. I dont want to learn after 12 retries...
[23:10] <sco50000> kubuntu has cd and dvd download, are the cds live like the dvds?
[23:10] <Gekkomon_Shogun> y do i try everything and still cant get the dam thing to read the disk at startup
[23:11] <jj_> how do i get compiz to start with gnome?
[23:11] <pike_> Darkmystere: may help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[23:11] <kurt> anyone know how to force a wireless lan switch to stay on in ubuntu
[23:11] <ballongen> Darkmystere: What is your problem exactly?
[23:11] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, I asked you to elaborate and give momore detail but it doesn't seem like you did, hard to answer your question then
[23:11] <flamesage> hello
[23:11] <pike_> flamesage: hi
[23:11] <buddhabless> hello im trying to get flash to work in firefox, uninstalled and reinstalled flash-nonfree but to no avail... can anyone help me out
[23:11] <Gekkomon_Shogun> like what do u need to know
[23:12] <bastid_raZor> jj_:: are you using 7.10 ubuntu?
[23:12] <Darkmystere> ballongen: I kept Removing windows and the bootloader plus grub wouldnt install so i prepartioned the Disk and the swap
[23:12] <flamesage> I just installed ubuntu-restricted-extras and got flash :)
[23:12] <CaBlGuY> buddhabless:  go find swftfox..  it will work in that..
[23:12] <jj_> bastid_raZor: yes
[23:12] <CaBlGuY> !swiftfox
[23:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about swiftfox - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:12] <Darkmystere> ballogen: I just want some 1 to walk me through it just incase i run into problems
[23:12] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, what hardware are you trying to run it on?
[23:12] <CaBlGuY> *swiftfox
[23:12] <ballongen> Darkmystere: are you using wizard or manual partitioning?
[23:12] <Gekkomon_Shogun> ubuntu powerpc
[23:12] <Darkmystere> ballogen: Usually manual
[23:13] <bastid_raZor> jj_:: goto system > preferences > appearance > Visual Effects
[23:13] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, that is the distro, but what machine are you running it on? iMac? PS3?
[23:13] <Jinxed-> Environment variable CDK_DIR must be defined to use
[23:13] <sco50000> hello, what is the difference between the cd and dvd downloads?
[23:13] <Gekkomon_Shogun> vista
[23:13] <Jinxed-> hey does anyone know what this error would mean? Enviornment variable CDK_DIR must be defined to use the NCSU CDK. IT is not defined in the calling enviornment so the NCSU customizations will not be performed
[23:13] <ballongen> Darkmystere: well, just leave the windows partition, create a new with / as mountpoint and bootable flag on. and then create a swapfile, and your done
[23:13] <pike_> Jinxed-: export CDK_DIR=whatever
[23:14] <sco50000> what is the difference between the cd and dvd downloads?
[23:14] <Darkmystere> ballogen: Just got through making a 1GB Swap and 15.5GB Disk for Ubuntu with Partioner magic safe partioning well the *safest*
[23:14] <pike_> sco50000: the dvd has a few more package on it that you dont need to download also has the text based installer other than that nothing
[23:14] <Darkmystere> how many GB is 16656
[23:14] <flowers> hello, does anyone have any experience with ram disks?
[23:15] <flowers> 16gb
[23:15] <imaginator> Darkmystere: that's a huge swap file.  are you planning to use it?
[23:15] <CaBlGuY> sco50000: about 700 Meg.. ;)
[23:15] <imaginator> flowers: I do
[23:15] <fizzle> anyone here familair with metacity?
[23:15] <rich1> agggghhh.  my laptop fan is not working.  what cli commands check on fans, please?
[23:15] <sco50000> i'll probably get the cd. the dvd is will take far too long to download
[23:15] <ballongen> Darkmystere: the builtin partitiontool should be enough for u
[23:15] <Gekkomon_Shogun> Iusepuster: im running linex
[23:15] <imaginator> flowers: I typically setup my ramdisks with the tmpfs file system
[23:15] <Darkmystere> ballogen: Ok err  does it auto change it to ex3? or do i have to click and change that
[23:15] <flowers> imaginator: well, i'm looking to create a temporary ram disk just to test some things out but for the life of me can't find any info on it
[23:15] <CaBlGuY> sco50000: if your looking for just the basics and something to get you going now, yes, the CD is all you need..
[23:15] <ballongen> Darkmystere: ext3 default
[23:16] <ballongen> Darkmystere: if you havent select ext2 or another filesystem before...
[23:16] <imaginator> flowers: add something like this to your /etc/fstab: tmpfs           /work           tmpfs   size=50m        0       0
[23:16] <reflexator> is there some channel for newbies with patient people? ;]
[23:16] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, Vista is not hardware it's software.  But Vista cannot run on PowerPC Machines, so I guess you shouldn't use the PowerPC version at all
[23:16] <ballongen> Darkmystere: its kinda straightforward
[23:16] <Darkmystere> ballogen: Well right now the partion im installing on is ntfs
[23:16] <LibTech> Is it normal for a wireless card to be identified as eth1?
[23:16] <imaginator> flowers: make sure you mkdir work in / and then sudo mount /work
[23:16] <flowers> imaginator: could you point me to a walk through?
[23:16] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Still there?
[23:16] <Gekkomon_Shogun> Iusepuster: wait wait i think we got mixed up
[23:16] <imaginator> flowers: I don't know of a walk through.
[23:16] <interruptz> hi all
[23:17] <flowers> imaginator: would do i have to re-boot or is there a way i can initialize it?
[23:17] <pike_> LibTech: can be.
[23:17] <imaginator> flowers: no need to reboot
[23:17] <flowers> imaginator: alright, i'm gona try it out now
[23:17] <imaginator> flowers: do you know what /etc/fstab is for?
[23:17] <Darkmystere> ballongen: Should i select use as ext3 Just in case? and how many Gb is 16656 also i thought live cds dont save ur past usage?
[23:17] <InGunsWeTrust> I want to open webmail with mailto: links. I have tried Better Gmail 2 and webmailcompose and both of them do the same thing: It opens gmail but it stays on "Loading..." forever
[23:17] <scguy318> Darkmystere: 16656 in what units?
[23:18] <Gekkomon_Shogun> Iusepuster: u do get that im running vista and trying to install linux that is how u took it right
[23:18] <Darkmystere> scguy318: MB
[23:18] <flowers> imaginator: yes, it mounts all listed disks/filesystems
[23:18] <LibTech> pike_: Have any ideas on what could be wrong with a wireless connection that shows up in iwconfig, but won't list any APs?
[23:18] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, it's lusepuster w a small L :-)
[23:18] <lusepuster> And yes that is how I got it
[23:18] <scguy318> Darkmystere: divide by 1024, that's around 16 GB
[23:18] <rich1> what commands do i use to check on my laptop fan?
[23:18] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, and yes that is how I got it
[23:18] <pike_> LibTech: id say driver issue probably i guess
[23:18] <sco50000> CaBlGuY: what all does the dvd include?
[23:19] <reflexator> i installed jedit but i cant save files, it only work when i run it from terminal (sudo jedit), i have to set somewhere rights for jedit to saved files in /opt/ dir?
[23:19] <Darkmystere> scguy318: Good ok click it and select ext3 and set the mount point to / correct?
[23:19] <Djerkaf> scguy318: I tried it once and checked 4th , there were several things I don't think look correctly
[23:19] <imaginator> flowers: it's mostly just a table that associates devices with filesystems and paths, and indicates other tidbits like no.  you can add noauto for non-automatic mounts, and other related attributes, such as whether to dump or fsck the filesystem.
[23:19] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: so what are u saying i need to do
[23:19] <scguy318> Darkmystere: yeah
[23:19] <flamesage> Whats a good python IDE?  Anything you guys suggest?
[23:19] <imaginator> flowers: oops typo.  with the no. I meant noauto
[23:19] <imaginator> flamesage: perhaps idle?
[23:20] <Starnestommy> kdevelop?
[23:20] <ballongen> Darkmystere: 10 000 MB is 1000 GB
[23:20] <imaginator> flamesage: idle is the official IDE that comes with Python
[23:20] <flamesage> I'd prefer GNOME.
[23:20] <flamesage> Hmm
[23:20] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, you need to find out what processor type you have on your computer, or at least what brand and model it is
[23:20] <LibTech> pike_: when I use iwlist scan it gives an error message of: Failed to read scan data: resource temporarily unavilable.
[23:20] <ballongen> haha
[23:20] <Djerkaf> scguy318: "Failure to communicate with kernel device-mapper driver , No entry for device-mapper found , Is device-mapper driver missing , No matching physical volumes found , No volume groups found"
[23:20] <ballongen> 1000 mb is 1 gb. haha.
[23:20] <ballongen> im tired
[23:20] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: amd 64 x2
[23:20] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Should not have to do with the RAM, should it...?
[23:20] <scguy318> bballogen: MB or MiB ;)
[23:20] <pike_> LibTech: sudo ifconfig eth1 up;iwlist eth1 scan says that?
[23:21] <imaginator> ballongen: it depends on if you're talking about RAM or disks.  disks use base 10, and RAM tends to use base 2
[23:21] <ballongen> scguy318: dont start with MiB and GiB now, hehe
[23:21] <scguy318> Djerkaf: strange, is your CD ok?
[23:21] <Darkmystere> 1266 is 1GB right?
[23:21] <ballongen> 1+1 is not always 2 neither
[23:21] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Yes, I have checked it and it is OK.
[23:21] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, that is not a PowerPC, and you should download the Ubuntu x86 64bit or 32 bit edition
[23:21] <ballongen> Darkmystere: go go go, dont count
[23:21] <LibTech> pike_: yes
[23:21] <flamesage> What Python GUI libary would you guys suggest I use?
[23:21] <Djerkaf> scguy318: BTW, it's v 7.10
[23:21] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, ppc is for PowerPC devices that runs on pre-intel Macs, playstation # and other machines
[23:22] <Jinxed-> hey does anyone know what this error would mean? Enviornment variable CDK_DIR must be defined to use the NCSU CDK. IT is not defined in the calling enviornment so the NCSU customizations will not be performed
[23:22] <tom__> flamesage: i like qt, but apparently wx is good
[23:22] <pike_> LibTech: driver problem
[23:22] <flamesage> I'm either learning towards pyGTK or wxpython.
[23:22] <ballongen> u can type 1GB instead of 34932 in ubuntu partition manager also
[23:22] <flowers> imaginator: so how do i specify the ram... ie everything in fstab is /dev/-etc will it know what i'm doing if i just add tmpfs           /work           tmpfs   size=50m        0       0
[23:22] <tom__> flamesage haha its a no to the qt then :D
[23:22] <LibTech> pike_: My wireless broke when I did a bunch of updates via the update manager.
[23:22] <flamesage> Well, if I go with wxpython, would I still be able to use some of GNOMES features?  (Such as.. making something popup in the notifcation window?)
[23:22] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, An AMD 64 processor cannot read the binaries in the ppc edition, it "speaks another language"
[23:22] <scguy318> Djerkaf: strange, just might be RAM, though I'm not absolutely positive
[23:22] <fizzle> .. im trying to get metacity to use gconftool-2 as the configuration tool . anyone?
[23:22] <Darkmystere> ballogen: Lol trying to make sure i dont format windows my wubi install is there and later im gunna mount wubi and get the files i want
[23:22] <flamesage> I think I'll just go with pygtk.
[23:22] <imaginator> yes, it will know
[23:23] <pike_> LibTech: kernel upgrade id say try booting the old kernel
[23:23] <imaginator> flowers that was directed at you
[23:23] <flowers> imaginator: i cought it thanks :)
[23:23] <ballongen> wubi isnt supported here.
[23:23] <imaginator> flowers: man fstab explains some of this, and man mount
[23:23] <LibTech> pike_: I am using an orinoco card connecting to an open network. Would there be something I should blacklist or the like?
[23:23] <reflexator> i installed jedit but i cant save files, it only work when i run it from terminal (sudo jedit), i have to set somewhere rights for jedit to saved files in /opt/ dir? pls /msg reflexator
[23:23] <ballongen> personally, i dont like wubi, its slow and strange. ext3 partition is the right and only way
[23:24] <flowers> imaginator: thanks reading now :)
[23:24] <Grammaticus> Does anyone know of a simplified word processor for Ubuntu? Something similar to 'wordpad'?
[23:24] <Djerkaf> scguy318: I will try with one of the other sticks instead. I doubt there would be something wrong with 2 out of 3.
[23:24] <LibTech> ballongen: I would use wubi if it worked. :-)
[23:24] <BOZG> Hey what does "--prefix=/usr" mean when I'm configuring an installation?
[23:24] <ballongen> LibTech: are you having problem with your orinoco card?
[23:24] <CaBlGuY> sco50000:  all you need to get the system installed is on the CD...   after you get it installed, any other packages you need you can get from synaptic or on the command line with apt-get..  no worries..
[23:24] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, Abiword is too bloated for you?
[23:24] <pike_> LibTech: possibly i use a proxim orinoco card - madwifi drivers myself but id just use the old kernel. then again im lazy
[23:24] <tom__> Grammaticus: by word processor do you mean just a text editor or a proper word processor?
[23:24] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: i did download the 64bit AMD virsion too
[23:24] <ballongen> well, i got wubi to work when i was desperate, interesting project
[23:24] <Grammaticus> Proper word processor.
[23:24] <LibTech> ballongen: yes.
[23:24] <Grammaticus> lusepuster: Supposedly I can't install Abiword on my machine -- some sort of conflict.
[23:25] <tom__> Grammaticus koffice?
[23:25] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, you tried to boot that one too?
[23:25] <tom__> its kde though
[23:25] <Gekkomon_Shogun> yea
[23:25] <james296> can anyone tell me how to have Rhythmbox automatically play an audio CD I inserted?
[23:25] <Grammaticus> tom_, I will search for that.
[23:25] <james296> I mean when I insert it
[23:25] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, that is, you tried to start up from that one instead?
[23:25] <LibTech> pike_: It didn't do a kernel update as far as I can tell. At least there is no other option at boot besides the one kernel.
[23:25] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, what does it say in the error message?
[23:25] <ballongen> i think a easy straight forward ubuntu installer for windows, like wubi is, are good for the masses
[23:25] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: i tried both
[23:25] <ballongen> james296: rhytmbox preferenses
[23:26] <flamesage> Is there a site somewhere that gives example programs you can create to see if you know the language?
[23:26] <ballongen> james296:  if your cdplayer are automaticly mounted that is...
[23:26] <flamesage> Like.. "Bob needs a calculator program built that uses integers."
[23:26] <flamesage> Or something..
[23:26] <james296> ummm, then what?
[23:26] <Grammaticus> lusepuster, I am on Windows now since I cannot connect to the internet on Ubuntu at the moment -- I have an internal dial-up modem. I'll read it an log back on.
[23:26] <Grammaticus> *and
[23:27] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, okay
[23:27] <imaginator> flamesage: are you looking for a programming tutorial?  I know there is an interactive tutorial/challenge for python where you control robots.  would that suite you?
[23:27] <flowers> imaginator: would it make sence to make a ram drive as swap? sounds redundent yes, but faster?
[23:27] <LibTech> pike_: Do the madwifi drivers work with network manager?
[23:27] <flamesage> Hmm..
[23:27] <flamesage> I don't think I know that much about python yet.
[23:27] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: so what should i try now
[23:27] <scguy318> flowers: pointless :P
[23:27] <flamesage> I'm just looking for more of a... "check as you go" kind of tutorial.
[23:27] <tom__> flowers that seems a bit.... backwards....
[23:27] <scguy318> flowers: might as well have no swap
[23:28] <pike_> LibTech: yep
[23:28] <imaginator> flowers: I suppose you could swapon to a file in a tmpfs, but I don't see the point
[23:28] <james296> what do I do in the preferences? I see nothing that has to do with starting the music on the CD when I insert it...
[23:28] <LibTech> pike_: have a link to a good tutorial?
[23:28] <flowers> well that's what i'm thinking... but what purpose does swap serve than a temp dir?
[23:28] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, How did it react when you tried booting the AMD edition CD?
[23:28] <Djerkaf> scguy318: This stick was probably a 32 or 64 mb , and I went into recovery mode. Now it asks for the console's encoding! Do you happen to know if it's UTF-8 or ISO-8859-1 in Sweden? (logshot) x)  Have seen both in Swedish HTML.
[23:28] <Gekkomon_Shogun> normal
[23:29] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, or rather the 64 bit edition
[23:29] <Gekkomon_Shogun> normal
[23:29] <BOZG> Are there are any good Gnome alarm clocks?
[23:29] <imaginator> flowers: the point of a swap file is once you've run out of physical RAM, it starts moving unused pages to the disk.  The reason it's slow sometimes is that the disk is much slower than RAM.  So this page movement/traffic slows down your system.
[23:29] <BOZG> I tried KAlarm but it won't work for me.
[23:29] <scguy318> Djerkaf: I'm betting UTF-8, you're working on a pre-existing install?
[23:29] <MasterShrek> BOZG, cron
[23:29] <pike_> BOZG: just do sleep 123123;cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
[23:29] <MasterShrek> !cron
[23:29] <ubotu> cron is a way to schedule execution of software/scripts. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto  -  There is also a decent Howto at http://www.tech-geeks.org/contrib/mdrone/cron&crontab-howto.htm
[23:29] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: their is one thing about my computer
[23:29] <pike_> BOZG: or at
[23:30] <flowers> imaginator: i see... so using my ram as a swap ram disk would just fill it up quicker, dumping back into ram... haha, completely pointless... well it was a thought!
[23:30] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Pre-existing, I don't know what you mean
[23:30] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, what one thing is that?
[23:30] <shrug> hey people
[23:30] <greentea> how do i install web cam???
[23:30] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: i have vista 32bit with a 64bit processer
[23:30] <LibTech> I will see about fiddling with this thing tomorrow thanks. :-)
[23:30] <BOZG> pike_: I was hoping for one with a gui
[23:31] <tom__> !webcam | greentea
[23:31] <ubotu> greentea: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[23:31] <greentea> tom thanks
[23:31] <shrug> anyone know if intel 82865g has direct rendering capabilities?
[23:31] <shrug> !render
[23:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about render - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:31] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, that should give you no problem
[23:31] <imaginator> flowers: I mostly use my 4 ramdisks/tmpfs for busy programs that perform many writes at runtime, and don't need persistence of the disk. Though sometimes I run a backup daemon that makes tarballs of one of the ram disks, for more persistence.
[23:31] <shrug> !direct
[23:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about direct - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:31] <shrug> !direct3d
[23:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about direct3d - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:31] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, but are you sure you burned the Ubuntu CD as an ISO image and not just as an ordinary data CD
[23:31] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: anywhere less crowed we can talk
[23:32] <shrug> !gls
[23:32] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gls - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:32] <creature> So, I am trying to use the graphical installer to install a system having set up partitions by hand from the live CD, but the interface doesn't present RAID devices on the manual partitions screen. How can I tell it to use them?
[23:32] <shrug> !glx
[23:32] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about glx - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:32] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, I'm not that used to IRC
[23:32] <imaginator> flowers: I also wrote a window system that uses a tmpfs as a backing store for window content/files.  So that's one use of them.  Whenever an msync() occurs it would normally be slower without the tmpfs.
[23:32] <debatem1> shrug: what are you looking for?
[23:32] <edaboud> hey guys, im very new to linux(have 2 say im lovin it!), just wondering does anybody know anything about ubuntu ''ultimate''?
[23:32] <MasterShrek> !phish | shrug
[23:32] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about phish - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:32] <shrug> !ot > shrug
[23:32] <MasterShrek> hmm
[23:32] <shrug> !ot
[23:32] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:32] <scguy318> Djerkaf: unfortunately I must go :( good luck with your issue
[23:32] <MasterShrek> shrug, use a pm with ubotu please
[23:32] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, and not too happy giving away my personal IM's
[23:33] <Djerkaf> scguy318: Ok. Well, thank you for your time!
[23:33] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: so what do u think is the problem
[23:33] <flowers> imaginator: so i tried to mount my /work but i gout this error
[23:33] <flowers> imaginator: warning: no final newline at the end of /etc/fstab
[23:33] <ballongen> anyone knows a creat fulldisk encryption that works with ubuntu?
[23:33] <cookie_> hello everybody
[23:33] <debatem1> ballongen: luks
[23:33] <imaginator> flowers: make sure you insert a newline at the end of the /etc/fstab.  If you're using vi/vim it should do it automatically.
[23:33] <cookie_> where is my login script located
[23:33] <cookie_> ?/
[23:33] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, I cannot know for sure but it appears to me it is an incorrectly burned CD
[23:34] <Gekkomon_Shogun> which one
[23:34] <Darkmystere> Well is there a way to not install boot loader then later pull it in or just go go go?
[23:34] <Darkmystere> Well im kinda nervious because of my past experiences
[23:34] <cookie_> hello
[23:34] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, that is, if you are sure that You have an AMD 64 bit processor and you are trying to boot from the 64 bit dist
[23:34] <Gekkomon_Shogun> yea
[23:34] <pike_> !fixmbr| Darkmystere
[23:34] <ubotu> Darkmystere: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[23:34] <Gekkomon_Shogun> i built this thing
[23:34] <cookie_> could somebody please tell me where is my login script locates, give me a path
[23:34] <cookie_> ?
[23:34] <kurt> anyone know how to force a wireless lan hardware switch to stay on in ubuntu
[23:34] <Darkmystere> pike_thanks
[23:35] <kurt> it's in the on position but is still off
[23:35] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, Okay fine, have you made sure you burned the Ubuntu CD as an ISO image and not as an ordinary data CD?
[23:35] <edaboud> is ubuntu ultimate any good?
[23:35] <Darkmystere> pike_: I just want windows bootloader back afterwards also i want to be able to access windows for Gaming im thinking about after Ubuntu is installed  i may format windows lol and reinstall  idk
[23:35] <nickrud> cookie_: there are several scripts involved in login, what in particular are you looking for?
[23:35] <Gekkomon_Shogun> hmm i can try it again
[23:36] <jklfdjskl> i heard youbuntu is better than ubuntu
[23:36] <Gekkomon_Shogun> i think that may have happen
[23:36] <lusepuster> edaboud, Nothing is ultimately any good, it is all gonna end, eventually
[23:36] <kurt> anyone know how to force a wireless lan hardware switch to stay on in ubuntu??
[23:36] <cookie_> nickrud: shit, IDK, it says to put export PSPDEV=/usr/local/pspdev
[23:36] <cookie_>   export PATH=$PATH:$PSPDEV/bin in my login script
[23:36] <kurt> completely asleep
[23:36] <Gekkomon_Shogun> so do i use nero
[23:36] <Kl4m> ballongen: dm-crypt
[23:36] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, you mean you may have burned an ordinaru data CD instead of iso image?
[23:36] <danbhfive> kurt: is the wireless lan hardware connected to ubuntu?
[23:37] <nickrud> cookie_: add that to /home/<you>/.bashrc
[23:37] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: should i use nero
[23:37] <kurt> danbhfive: i'm not sure
[23:37] <cookie_> thank you
[23:37] <Darkmystere> nickrud: i got the swap andpartion
[23:37] <Grammaticus> lusepuster, AbiWord cannot be installed on your computer (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[23:37] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, I don't know, never owned a Windows installation
[23:37] <danbhfive> kurt: it sounds like its a separate box from your computer, am I right?
[23:37] <Kl4m> ballongen: If you're looking for a proprietary solution you may not get much help around here
[23:37] <nickrud> Darkmystere: good. Write the bootloader :0
[23:37] <Gekkomon_Shogun> gaaaaaaaaa
[23:38] <ballongen> luks look fine
[23:38] <kurt> danbhfive : no it's on my laptop so i guess the hardware would be connected to ubuntu
[23:38] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, where did you download it?
[23:38] <JJHathoway> what is the default ip to access the http server from a ubuntu-LAMP installation??
[23:38] <Darkmystere> Guys could everyone here wish me luck please i got  my toes crossed
[23:38]  * nickrud missed bobby again
[23:38] <ballongen> i would prefere a opensource encryption
[23:38] <Grammaticus> lusepuster, from the 'Add/Remove' programmes list.
[23:38] <Gekkomon_Shogun> lusepuster: where is the iso file located
[23:38] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Huh lol
[23:38] <ballongen> is  cryptsetup easy to set up?
[23:38] <danbhfive> JJHathoway: 127.0.0.1
[23:39] <edaboud> no but i saw a version of ubuntu on youtube yesterday called ubuntu ultimate. i was wondering was it worth checking out?
[23:39] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, are you running an 64bit ubuntu or smthn?
[23:39] <isleshocky78> I remember reading an article about a program, but now I can't remeber the name. It allows you run a program in a "window" which can be reopened if you lose your ssh connection.  This is all command line i'm talking about it.
[23:39] <kurt> danbhfive : no it's on my laptop so it's connected to ubuntu
[23:39] <Grammaticus> lusepuster, 32-bit, I presume.
[23:39] <lusepuster> Gekkomon_Shogun, that is the file you downloaded from Ubuntu.com
[23:39] <danbhfive> kurt: are you talking about a wireless NIC?
[23:39] <JJHathoway> danbhfive: so typing that in a browser should take me to the default page right after an installation correct?
[23:39] <ballongen> isleshocky78: screen
[23:39] <kurt> danbhfiv : what's NIC
[23:40] <isleshocky78> ballongen: Thanks.
[23:40] <Darkmystere> 70%!!! lol hopefully this works and i dont kill anything after this ill move the files that i downloaded and want to my new install then Rid of wubi and windows gains more space whitch will then 5gb be added to Ubuntu its 15GB right now
[23:40] <diseaser> network interface card
[23:40] <danbhfive> kurt: Network Interface Card
[23:40] <kurt> danbhfiv, yes
[23:40] <debatem1> ballongen: is luks not open source?
[23:40] <kurt> danbhfive, yes *
[23:40] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, what is your processor type?
[23:40] <ballongen> debatem1: luks is opensource yes.
[23:40] <Grammaticus> lusepuster, perhaps I have to be connected to the net?
[23:40] <ballongen> seems to be.
[23:40] <debatem1> ballongen: oh i must have misread you
[23:40] <Grammaticus> Intel centrino, 32-bit
[23:40] <ballongen> debatem1: i commented to another user
[23:40] <Kl4m> ballongen: cryptsetup is easier setup for dm_crypt. It is "easy" to set up if you have good knowledge of Linux partitions...
[23:40] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, yes you will, it is not on the install CD
[23:41] <ballongen> Kl4m: i see
[23:41] <ballongen> Kl4m: no "install and click here, voila your done"
[23:41] <ballongen> :)
[23:41] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, That could very well be the problem
[23:41] <nettt> mysqld_safe &
[23:41] <danbhfive> Kurt: well, I can tell you my experience.  I'm using ndiswrapper, and when the wireless connection drops, ubuntu had complete trouble reconnecting
[23:41] <ballongen> gotta search for an howto then
[23:41] <Grammaticus> lusepuster, ah, I see. I'll have to wait until I purchase my external modem -- granted the internal simply does not work.
[23:41] <kurt> danbhfive, so what did you do?
[23:42] <Grammaticus> lusepuster, thanks for the assistance.
[23:42] <danbhfive> Kurt: I changed the channel that the router was using.  The default was 6, I played around, and for my area, 7 seemed best
[23:42] <Kl4m> ballongen: It's harder than bitlocker for example. If you follow howtos and know a bit what you're doing it sets up fine
[23:42] <nettt> net@ircnet:~/mysql$ bash: ./bin/mysql_safe: No such file or directory
[23:42] <lusepuster> Grammaticus, YW
[23:42] <danbhfive> Kurt: that way, the connection was more stable
[23:42] <nettt> Does someone know why that error?
[23:42] <isleshocky78> ballongen: You have any sites with tutorials on using it.  googling screen is coming up pointless.
[23:42] <creature> So, I am trying to use the graphical installer to install a system having set up partitions by hand from the live CD, but the interface doesn't present RAID devices on the manual partitions screen. How can I tell it to use them?
[23:42] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Will Ubuntu bootloader allow me to access windows if so i may not need windows bootloader
[23:43] <ballongen> isleshocky78: nah, i learned by using man screen
[23:43] <nickrud> Darkmystere: yes it does, should find it automagically
[23:43] <isleshocky78> ballongen: kk, I just found some thinks.
[23:43] <F1n1ty> hey guys, I'm having a problem with my install (AMD64), I just put the live cd in, setup a partition, and installed to the partition, but the computer automatically boots into windows, it isn't giving me an option of what o/s?
[23:43] <kurt> danbhfive, i've tried ndiswrapper and it didn't work , it didn't like any of the drivers i tried. So i was told that it's a bug that my hardware switch should be lit and it's not
[23:43] <ballongen> isleshocky78: hold ctrl and double click on a to switch between screens
[23:43] <Kl4m> ballongen: but well bitlocker is proprietary so what security is there anyway. There could be a backdoor for all we know
[23:43] <kurt> danbhfive, because under dmesg it shows that i cannot find the hardware
[23:43] <ballongen> ctrl + c to create new windows, and ctrl +d to detach, screen -r to retach
[23:44] <ballongen> Kl4m: yeah exactly, very strange.
[23:44] <ballongen> i personally dont trust corporate closed encryptiontool. :)
[23:44] <roadfish> when I use dpkg to install a deb-file, the package depends on libc6 (>= 2.6-1) but I have 2.5-0ubuntu14. But apt-get install says libc6 is the newest versio. How can I fix this libc6 dependency?
[23:44] <danbhfive> kurt: well, it sounds like you are having trouble with the card, maybe you should google for some help files specific to your card
[23:44] <root__> salve a tutti
[23:44] <Darkmystere> nickrud: i didnt know ubuntu bootloader used magic pixy dust :D
[23:45] <root__> pardon
[23:45] <Darkmystere> Just a little nearveous humar no affense
[23:45] <F1n1ty> any ideas?
[23:45] <ballongen> Kl4m: what bitlocker do you mean? microsofts?
[23:45] <Ne0> is this an ubuntu support channel?
[23:45] <ballongen> Ne0: ur in it.
[23:46] <Ne0> ah great
[23:46] <nickrud> roadfish: you would have to upgrade your version of ubuntu
[23:46] <Dragon67> hi can anyone help with int name?
[23:46] <ballongen> F1n1ty: grub wasnt installed.
[23:46] <diseaser> int name?
[23:46] <Ne0> im new to linux and have some questions id like to ask
[23:46] <nickrud> !info libc6 feisty
[23:46] <ballongen> F1n1ty: did you install with the manual partition tool?
[23:46] <ubotu> libc6: GNU C Library: Shared libraries. In component main, is required. Version 2.5-0ubuntu14 (feisty), package size 4003 kB, installed size 9976 kB
[23:46] <F1n1ty> ballongen, that's what I assumed
[23:46] <Ne0> like how do I install the emerald window manager addon thing
[23:46] <F1n1ty> ballongen, yeah
[23:46] <nickrud> !info libc6 gutsy | roadfish
[23:47] <ubotu> roadfish: libc6: GNU C Library: Shared libraries. In component main, is required. Version 2.6.1-1ubuntu10 (gutsy), package size 4085 kB, installed size 10120 kB
[23:47] <ballongen> F1n1ty: well, on the windows side i use pointsec or safeguard
[23:47] <ballongen> on corporates
[23:47] <adasf> hey there i have a problem with kate
[23:47] <F1n1ty> ballongen, ??
[23:47] <ballongen> F1n1ty: wrong user, sorry
[23:48] <adasf> when i write my code and press enter then kate starts from the beginning, it doesn't remember the previous tabs
[23:48] <vlc> Just found a bug in the ubuntu live-cd, when booting with nvidia sli it selects the "secondary" display adapter, and gives you a blank screen... If anyone have encountered the problem...
[23:48] <roadfish> nickrud: ok, thanks, I guess I have to bite the bullet ... I'm still a bit timid/lazy about upgrading to gutsy because some people said probelms sometimes develop.
[23:48] <adasf> can anyone help me?
[23:48] <JasonWoof> seems every few weeks my xterm colors change. what's up?
[23:48] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Why does it scan the mirror?
[23:48] <ballongen> y: well, on the windows side i use pointsec or safeguard
[23:48] <JasonWoof> (I just upgraded to gutsy, I'm assuming that was the culprit)
[23:48] <shrug> is anyone here running intel graphics, 82865g to be exact? if so plz message me
[23:48] <nickrud> roadfish: I'd suggest a fresh install, you can use cloning to get back to your current package install, see following
[23:48] <InGunsWeTrust> I want to open webmail with mailto: links. I have tried Better Gmail 2 and webmailcompose and both of them do the same thing: It opens gmail but it stays on "Loading..." forever
[23:48] <nickrud> !cloning | roadfish
[23:48] <ubotu> roadfish: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « dpkg --get-selections > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo dpkg --set-selections < my-packages && apt-get dselect-upgrade » - See also !automate
[23:49] <con-man> booo guitar here 3 doesnt work with wine
[23:49] <con-man> yet
[23:49] <danbhfive> InGunsWeTrust better gmail works for me
[23:49] <Ne0> ballongen: can you tell me how to install the emerald window manager thing ?
[23:49] <thedoor> if i compile my kernel i will loose my old nvidia driver instalation
[23:49] <lusepuster> con-man, Frets On Fire?
[23:49] <nickrud> Darkmystere: scans for a mirror, finds one that is good from your location as I understand it
[23:49] <Dr_willis> !info emerald
[23:49] <ubotu> emerald: Decorator for compiz-fusion. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3~git20070717-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 198 kB, installed size 956 kB
[23:49] <con-man> When running GH3 with wine I get  required security module can not be activated. This program can not be executed.
[23:49] <F1n1ty> anyone know how I can install grub?  I looked online for that, but it was all reinstalls?
[23:49] <ballongen> Ne0: apt-get install emerald
[23:49] <Ne0> thanks
[23:49] <con-man> lusepuster: whats that?  GH3?
[23:49] <freewilly> aha
[23:49] <Dr_willis> !fixbrub | F1n1ty
[23:49] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about fixbrub - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:49] <Dr_willis> !fixgrub| F1n1ty
[23:49] <ubotu> F1n1ty: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[23:50] <InGunsWeTrust> dambhive: was there anything to do with setting it up or did you just install it and it worked
[23:50] <wibou> hello all
[23:50] <Darkmystere> nickrud: U solved 1 question i was gunna ask can i go into wubi install and do the same then mount my real ubuntu install and put them on the real 1?
[23:50] <ballongen> Ne0: : u need compiz to work
[23:50] <danbhfive> InGunsWeTrust i just installed the extension and it worked
[23:50] <con-man> lusepuster: ?
[23:50] <shrug> will compiz work with intel 82865g graphics?
[23:50] <Ne0> compiz is working
[23:50] <InGunsWeTrust> danbhive: what version of firefox do you have
[23:50] <daniel3ub> Hi, there. I having some problems changing the boot options for my wireless network. Could anyone help?
[23:50] <lusepuster> con-man, No, it is a Linux-game similar to GH
[23:50] <valemon> hello
[23:50] <nano__> I'm having trouble installing the IEEE80211 subsystem, it cant find the components...
[23:51] <Ne0> i just read that i could personalize themes more with that emerald thing
[23:51] <danbhfive> 2.0.0.11
[23:51] <lusepuster> con-man, But I don't know GH well enough to tell if it's got nearly the same features
[23:51] <Darkmystere> nickrud: That brings another question is it even possible to do when mouting another install?\
[23:51] <ballongen> Ne0: thats correct
[23:51] <valemon> what does "Make sure that /lib/modules/VERSION/build is a link to the kernel source, where VERSION is the version of the kernel you are running" mean? Pls help
[23:51] <F1n1ty> I tried the root (hdx,x) setup hd(x), but then the computer just booted saying couldn't find any operating systems???
[23:51] <con-man> lusepuster: does the GH3 guitar work with frets on fire?
[23:51] <Dr_willis> Ne0,  emerald has its own themes,  most of them look like os-X or vista clones last i messed with it.
[23:51] <Ne0> i saw that already
[23:51] <SpeakerMania> I am buying a video card to replace my current on-board card. What chipset should I get that compiz-fusion supports that won't cause those black screens?
[23:52] <ballongen> dont forget to install subversion and run the little svn line in emerald tab
[23:52] <Ne0> well since im new to linux and have no real reason for using it yet i just like to personalize it and make it look nice
[23:52] <ballongen> emerald repositaroys
[23:52] <Dr_willis> SpeakerMania,  avoid ati. :)  pick an nvidia card in your budget.
[23:52] <lusepuster> con-man, No, FOF is a game by itself
[23:52] <Haskear> what is subversion btw?
[23:52] <julz_> is there a reason why the add/remove app would fail in gutsy? i cant add any programs..
[23:52] <SpeakerMania> Dr_willis, okay. Thanks. :)
[23:52] <wibou> valemon : /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build
[23:52] <ballongen> "to activate rep bla bla bla does this"
[23:52] <valemon> anyone?
[23:52] <Ne0> the command you told me said access denied ballongen
[23:52] <freewilly> take nvidia
[23:52] <ballongen> !subversion Haskear
[23:52] <Dr_willis> Ne0,  spend time learning Linux.. not twiddling with  themes. :) heh heh. Its worth the effort to learn the basics first
[23:52] <con-man> lusepuster: then whats the point?
[23:52] <creature> So, I am trying to use the graphical installer to install a system having set up partitions by hand from the live CD, but the interface doesn't present RAID devices on the manual partitions screen. How can I tell it to use them?
[23:53] <con-man> lusepuster: does it use the keyboard?
[23:53] <freewilly> a cheap 6200 will do
[23:53] <Ne0> i will learn them but
[23:53] <ezeki3l> is there a way in gnome to setup desktop so that the windows wouldn't atach them selves to the side of the screen if you move them to the side realy close?
[23:53] <Ne0> i might sound like a kid
[23:53] <lusepuster> con-man, in fact I don't know, I was just telling you about it so you could investigate
[23:53] <wibou> creature : if you are really willing, you could do it "by hand" without the GUI but it's kind of complex
[23:53] <Ne0> i want an enviroment i can enjoy before considering to really learn linux
[23:53] <con-man> has anyone else here got GH3 to work in linux
[23:53] <ubuntu> ubuntu keeps telling my battery is fully loaded, while i have not disconnected from AC in the mean time
[23:53] <con-man> When running GH3 with wine I get  required security module can not be activated. This program can not be executed.
[23:53] <lusepuster> con-man, and see if it was anything you liked
[23:54] <kikevm> hola, alguien puede ayudarme_
[23:54] <valemon> wibou: what it means I don't know, I don't speak really good englist
[23:54] <creature> wibou: how do you mean 'by hand'?
[23:54] <valemon> *english
[23:54] <blackest> /dev/hdb1  /media/disk-1  xfs (rw,nosuid,nodev)
[23:54] <blackest>  <- is that a valid line for fstab
[23:54] <Darkmystere> does anyone know if it tries to install Updates during the install?
[23:54] <lusepuster> !es > kikevm
[23:54] <ballongen> ezeki3l: install the Advanced Desktop Effect Settings, and you shall find your answer there
[23:54] <daniel3ub> My wireless connection is not working after boot. But if I load wpa_supplicant with my config file, it works fine. Where can I change the boot options for it, so it loads my conf on startup?
[23:54] <Ne0> what was the command to use a terminal thingy as root?
[23:54] <wibou> creature : typing evil command in a console :P
[23:54] <neverblue> anyone good with LDAP, im wondering if cn and ou are interchangeable (trying to get openfire to work with LDAP) ?
[23:54] <Ne0> i 4got :(
[23:54] <creature> wibou: If I can kick off the alternate install from the graphical installer I'd be OK with that, but using the alternate install on its own isn't an option, unfortunately.
[23:54] <creature> wibou: OK. What's the evil command?
[23:54] <Ne0> ah got it :X
[23:55] <wibou> valemon : what's its you language?
[23:55] <valemon> greek sir
[23:55] <nickrud> Darkmystere: yes, that cloning is meant to bring package installs into sync; it won't remove stuff that's not in the clone list, just adds stuff that is
[23:55] <ezeki3l> ok
[23:55] <TCM> giamon dean mana su
[23:55] <wibou> creature : I can give you a link if you want, but I would not try it if you are not confortable with linux/unix
[23:55] <ballongen> the alternative installer is much better in regards to support for hardware and so on in comparision to the live cd
[23:55] <julz_> Are i386 computers now commonly NOT supported by new applications? Everything in the Add/Remove menu says so...
[23:55] <valemon> TCM: not so good
[23:55] <TCM> :(
[23:55] <creature> wibou: I'm more hardcore than you might think. :) I can handle the commandline.
[23:55] <Darkmystere> nickrud: Ok its gettin close wher it usualy gives me a grub error hopefully it wont this time
[23:55] <ballongen> especially graphic cards
[23:55] <SpeakerMania> Dr_willis, can you recommend a manufacturer?
[23:55] <TCM> my girlfriend is teaching me slowly
[23:56] <Ne0> ballongen i did as u said do i have to do anything more or is it installed now?
[23:56] <valemon> TCM: fair enough
[23:56] <Darkmystere> rb pray  for me
[23:56] <ballongen> Ne0: your done
[23:56] <creature> I was migrating to Ubuntu because I thought that getting stuff to work would be less of a struggle, but I am fast becoming disabused of that notion.
[23:56] <nickrud> Darkmystere: don't try to outguess the installer, just hit return on everything :)
[23:56] <Ne0> ah i see it thank you very much
[23:56] <ballongen> nickrud: great tip :)
[23:56] <Ne0> can u also tell me a website where i can learn the most important ubuntu linux basics?
[23:56] <ballongen> even if users have ONE button to press to install ubuntu, they would fuck it up
[23:57] <pike_> Ne0: you want command line stuff or file system info?
[23:57] <daniel3ub> My wireless connection is not working after boot. But if I load wpa_supplicant with my config file, it works fine. Where can I change the boot options for it, so it loads my conf on startup?
[23:57] <SpeakerMania> Ne0, Just use it. :)
[23:57] <Ne0> i want what helps me to install things and use the linux terminal thing
[23:57] <pike_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[23:57] <Ne0> thx
[23:57] <ballongen> Ne0: what?
[23:57] <ijn> hi all
[23:57] <pike_> !synaptic | Ne0
[23:57] <ubotu> Ne0: synaptic is Ubuntu's Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto
[23:57] <bkar> daniel3ub-> see /etc/network/interfaces
[23:58] <ijn> is flash workin in ubuntu gusty 64 bit?
[23:58] <jklfdjskl> hoindeekalu
[23:58] <ballongen> Ne0: you need to type the person you are adressing, its too many users here
[23:58] <Ne0> ok
[23:58] <bastid_raZor> Ne0:: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Gutsy
[23:58] <ballongen> Ne0: www.ubuntuforums.org have lots of questions with answers and lots of howtos
[23:58] <ballongen> read all replies and comments before doing a howto first though
[23:59] <ballongen> before following a howto err.
[23:59] <bastid_raZor> Ne0:: the guide i just gave you is probably one of the best.
[23:59] <wibou> creature : there : http://xtronics.com/reference/SATA-RAID-debian-for-2.6.html
[23:59] <ijn> how to install adobe flash in gutsy 64 bit?
[23:59] <vbabiy_> !flash
[23:59] <ubotu> To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[23:59] <ubotu> The Flash plugin installation is currently broken. This is due to Adobe changing the tar file that the package downloads. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 if you need to fix this immediately, but it's recommended to wait for an official fix.
[23:59] <daniel3ub> bkar-> the problem is that i using wpa